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Wednesday, February 14
Downing Street denies OTR deal: The News Letter
Just when you thought it was safe to say OTR: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Warning over shared count venue: The News Letter
Poll candidate line-up revealed: BBC
Split widens as DUP man resigns: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Weir
MLA blasted by candidate over 'integrity': The News Letter
Unionist standing in multiple seats defends position: Irish Examiner
Niggling doubts over safe seats: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
RSF party will not be recognised: BBC
Peggy running to 'smash Stormont': Derry Journal
Speaker role up for grabs: The News Letter
Paisley is assured a win but it will be a Pyrrhic victory: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Are unionists ready to think the unthinkable?: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Bad Tactics: The Blanket (Feb 11)
Anthony McIntyre
Time to recapture hope of the Good Friday Agreement: (from the Irish News)
Michael McKernan
PSNI praise Sinn Fein for murder probe help: Belfast Telegraph
Minister hits out over Orde affair: The News Letter
Government reprieve for Mr Big?: BBC
Gerry Northam
Stone faces life in isolation: (from the News of the World, Feb 11)
Martin Breen
Threat crisis for UVF victim's mum: Sunday Life (Feb 11)
Ciaran McGuigan
Day one – The Victims: Belfast Telegraph (Feb 12)
Gráinne McCarry
This is the man who shot me: Derry Journal
Erin Hutcheon
Pain never ends for the victims: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Ryder
'Equality of grief ignored': Irelandclick.com (Jan 29)
Damian McCarney
Case must be reopened: (from the Irish News, Jan 6)
Editorial
Sinn Fein TD will contest election despite illness: UTV Internet
What Irish speakers have in common with Afrikaaners: Belfast Telegraph
Pól Ó Muirí
A bright new dawn sets Croke alight: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Tuesday, February 13
Fugitives 'could be deal-breaker': BBC
Northern Ireland Office – No amnesty for IRA fugitives: Irish Examiner
DUP man quits over SF power-share: BBC
Strange days as DUP feels the unease: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Trust, democracy and the DUP: The News Letter
Fugitives must not be allowed to evade justice: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
SF's McLaughlin targets unionist stronghold: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Election fever's symptoms include political glaucoma: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Obstacle course: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
SF urges reporting of attacks: Irish Independent
George Jackson
NI Asset Recovery still strong: UTV Internet
Policing Board defends Orde: UTV Internet
Another Jade Goody own goal: Irelandclick.com
Robin Livingstone
Last post sounds for watchtower: BBC
Army helicopters over GAA game 'were confrontational': Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Reconciliation is about respecting differences: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Sorry, you're just too small: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Hunger-striker to get documents back: Irish Examiner
Caroline O'Doherty
Collusion led to my father's death. I owe it to him to find out the truth: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Ludlow relatives' concern at probe 'stalling tactics': (from the Irish News, Feb 10)
Wright killer back in prison: Sunday Life (Feb 11)
Ciaran McGuigan
Troubles victims must get closure: Belfast Telegraph
Kenneth Bloomfield
Gardaí vow to track INLA leader: Irish Examiner
Cormac O'Keeffe
Hain to mark 1920s GAA massacre?: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Gaelic bastion embraces historic victory in defeat: The Independent (Feb 12)
James Lawton
Buyers put Troubles behind them to snap up property in Northern Ireland: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Adams meets with Basque leader: UTV Internet
Monday, February 12
DUP warns over IRA amnesty: Ireland.com
DUP manifesto may spark election cancellation: Sunday Life (Feb 11)
Alan Murray
Candidates to hand in poll forms: BBC
Hunger striker will battle SF in mid-Ulster: Sunday Life (Feb 11)
Stephen Breen
Election will test reaction to marriage of convenience: (from the Irish News, Feb 10)
James Kelly
Why I'm running: Sunday Life (Feb 11)
Brian Rowan
Writing is on the wall for Ulster's water tax: The Times
Fran Yeoman
Watch out Ian, there's a new man in town: (from the Irish News, Feb 8)
William Scholes
McCord campaign to go stateside: Sunday Life (Feb 11)
Stephen Breen
'It's time to come clean on your past': The News Letter
'Cold case' cops in dark over murders: Sunday Life (Feb 11)
Alan Murray
Ranks close around Orde following love child exposé: Irish Independent
Ian Graham
Republicans need support to join police: (from the Irish News, Feb 10)
William Graham
Republicans need to retain critical perspective on policing: Irish Democrat (Jan 29)
Feilim Ó hAhmaill
DUP talks fail to resolve rift over strategy: The News Letter
The branchmen may yet tell all: Irish World (Jan 31)
Tom Griffin
Victims' families want answers from Orde: Sunday Life (Feb 11)
Stephen Breen
New Lodge Six remembered at local ceremony: Irelandclick.com (Feb 9)
Áine McEntee
'Apology from British' for 1920 Bloody Sunday: Irish Independent
Top writer wanted to join UDA in the '80s: Irelandclick.com (Feb 9)
Ciarán Barnes
Border town sheds its 'dodgy' image: Irish Independent
Edel Kennedy
Sunday, February 11
DUP 'founding father' quits: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Showdown at the DUP's corral: BBC
Mark Devenport
Durkan tries to defuse policing row: Ireland.com
Sinn Fein is an aggressor which dons the robes of its victims: Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
Two women on different sides of the republican divide: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
McGuinness 'lied under oath' about IRA role: The Sunday Times — Or try this link
Liam Clarke
Prosecuting IRA fugitives 'not in public interest': The Observer
Henry McDonald
British implicated in Belfast murders: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
SF warns over truth recovery: UTV Internet
Commemoration to mark murder of Pat Finucane: Irelandclick.com (Feb 8)
Evan Short
Courtney's legal bid to prevent a retrial adjourned: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
'Top gun' paramilitary found hanged in field: The News Letter (Feb 9)
Exposed Jim's Gray days: Sunday Life (Jan 21)
Stephen Gordon
Police officer's home bomb target: BBC
Being lectured to by the Archbishop: Irelandclick.com (Jan 22)
Robin Livingstone
Orange Order gives Hain dossier: BBC
Ghosts of Croker: The Sunday Times
David Walsh
Fury at Hain's rugby wreath plan: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Lord Laird – Are 1981 hunger strikers in suicide statistics?: Irelandclick.com (Feb 8)
Evan Short
Demolition of Rosemount tower 'imminent': Derry Journal
Chinese candidate defies racist abuse: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Keeping us in the dark?: Irish Democrat (Sep 29)
David Granville
Historic day for the EU . . . as gaeilge: Irish Independent (Jan 23)
Bernard Purcell
City with explosive past: The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, AUS)
David May
When British isn't always best: The Guardian (Jan 24)
Editorial
Saturday, February 10
More DUP splits emerge: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP divisions will emerge after election: Irish World
Tom Griffin
Former DUP MLAs to stand for UK Unionists: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP agrees election manifesto: UTV Internet
Is this what we're voting for?: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Paisley 'a political rough rider': BBC
Election a chance to influence politicians: Irelandclick.com
Martin Morgan
Paisley will play Hain's weakness for all it's worth: (from the Irish News, Feb 2)
Denis Bradley
Republicans made policing central to peace process – MP: Ulster Herald (Feb 1)
Gerry Adams' giant step: New York Daily News (Jan 27)
Editorial
A stable Stormont 'is vital for business': Belfast Telegraph
Nigel Tilson
Extortionists thrive on North's peace: Irish Independent
Dearbhail McDonald
PUP running scared – McCord: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
In informing, as in politics, timing is everything: (from the Irish News, Feb 2)
Patrick Murphy
Nationalists attack a Catholic helping Protestant neighbours: Belfast Telegraph
Ligoniel man to complain to O'Loan about murder bid: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Police charged over death of Strabane man: Belfast Telegraph
The anguish hasn't gone away, you know: Irish Independent
John Boland
Why Britain is the poor relation in its special relationship with the US: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Roche appeals to O Cuiv in Dingle name controversy: Irish Independent
Anne Lucey
The battle for rights: Irish Democrat (Jan 30)
Deasúin Ó Donghaile
Locals will embrace 'foreign sport': Daily Telegraph
Keith Wood
As Croker goes ecumenical, the real enemy now facing the GAA . . .: Irish Independent
Eoghan Corry
In praise of ... Croke Park: The Guardian
Editorial
An all-Ireland team? There's more chance of Ian Paisley marrying Gerry Adams: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 23)
John Laverty
History will view GAA's vision well: Irish Examiner
Editorial
The joke's on us: Daily Telegraph (Jan 22)
Editorial
The transformation of the IRA shows why Israel should talk to Hamas: The Guardian (Jan 24)
Jonathan Freedland
Friday, February 9
Devolution delay not on says Hanson: The News Letter
Robinson rules out prospect of SF in justice post: The News Letter
Don't force the DUP into government: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson
Rea to meet Durkan over job row: UTV Internet
Durkan baited over former RUC officer law suit: Ireland.com
SDLP member upset by allegation: Ireland.com
See you in court: The News Letter
Policing Board says PSNI appointments based only on merit: (from the Irish News)
Police seek Sinn Fein's help with Omagh bomb probe: Irish Independent
Alan Erwin
DUP members agree resign clause: BBC
UKIP councillor stands in South Down: UTV Internet
Loyalist likely to join Ulster Unionists: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Security writer will stand for Assembly post: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
Looking to a shared future: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
United we stand?: The News Letter
Editorial
Fine whines from the North keep up a head of steam for grievances: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Getting rid of bigotry begins at home: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Collusion query arises over 1988 Kielty murder: Down Democrat
Ahern calls for collusion closure: UTV Internet
O'Loan report just the tip of collusion iceberg: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
SDLP Set for U.S. Comeback: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Call for Conroy to intervene in hunger striker case: Irish Examiner
Caroline O'Doherty
12 months on and 'dirty money' claim has still not been stood up: Irelandclick.com
Maria McCourt
Texts allowed in trial of chef accused of IRA membership: Irish Examiner
Informer Begs for Return Home: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Brendan Anderson
MP's attack angers integrated sector: The News Letter
CRJ to meet on 'protocols': Irelandclick.com
Evan Short
As the man says – A tale of two cities: Ulster Herald (Feb 1)
Thursday, February 8
DUP will not be forced by deadlines – Robinson: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham
New moderator's hope for devolution: Ireland.com
Hain will have control of new justice body: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham
McCain asked to intercede with Paisley: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
It's time to put flesh on agreement promises: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
By all means: Irish Echo
Editorial
Sinn Fein to meet Orde next week: Ireland.com
Positive signs from SF on policing, says Hain: RTE
Orde to dominate policing meeting: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
McQuillan set to sue SDLP leader: BBC
Government defends ARA move: UTV Internet
Murder rate 'lowest in 20 years': BBC
UUP candidate blasts DUP for 'communist Russia' tactics: The News Letter
A new Dawn for the PUP: Belfast Telegraph
Gráinne McCarry
Challenge over 'cold house': (from the News Letter, Feb 6)
Brian Kennaway
Integrated school gets £1million to help secure its future: The News Letter
MP launches attack on integrated education: (from the Irish News)
Simon Doyle
Orde wants names of those who refused to co-operate with Ombudsman: UTV Internet
Getting away with murder: Irish Democrat (Dec 30)
Ken Keable
Victims' families need closure – Ahern: Ireland.com
North most hostile to gays and foreigners, according to study: Irish Independent
Allison Bray
Criticism for GAA over hall names: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun and Nevin Farrell
Croke Park embraces 'foreign' guests with old reservations: The Guardian
Lawrence Donegan
Arise Sir Willie . . . the most gallant leader of the GAA hierarchy: Irish Independent
Kevin Myers
Grand alliance: The Guardian
Ian Jack
Wednesday, February 7
DUP failing its voters if they don't accept power sharing: UTV Internet
New law 'excludes' Alliance role: BBC
MP to miss Assembly poll: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP brands claim of contract split 'wild speculation': The News Letter
RSF's abstentionist plan: (from the Irish News)
End of era as politicians bow out: BBC
Martina Purdy
Our situation could be worse, but not much: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Unionists will not be pressurised: The News Letter
Editorial
Human rights body criticises planned new laws: Belfast Telegraph
Army to get powers of detention: UTV Internet
'Too much' spent on NI Ombudsman: Ireland.com
PSNI set to respond on collusion: BBC
UVF man rewarded with contracts, claims dad: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Family questions delay of report into shooting: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
Brother's fury at failure to stop Haddock run of terror: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Fresh investigation into Fullerton murder: Irish Democrat (Jan 29)
Making peace with the past is last major issue: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
Rallying cry no substitute for resolute action: Irelandclick.com (Feb 2)
Editorial
Cold case cops to probe girl's death: Sunday Life (Jan 28)
Stephen Gordon and Chris Anerson
Bloody Sunday relatives' campaign to be screened: Belfast Telegraph
McCabe killers to pay costs of release bid: RTE
IRSP warns Gilmour over Derry return: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
McDowell Blocks 'Last' Repatriation: The Blanket (Jan 21)
Fionnbarra O'Dochartaigh
Anthem will signal end of 'war': Daily Telegraph
Brendan Gallagher
Are Gaelic-only laws linguistic apartheid?: Christian Science Monitor (Feb 6)
Brendan O'Neill
Diana longed to be princess of peace: Sunday Life (Feb 4)
John McGurk
Northern Ireland to be rediscovered – Stateside: The News Letter
Adrienne McGill
Tuesday, February 6
DUP MLAs facing fines under party contracts: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP denies plan for £20k fine to stop dissension: The News Letter
Republican Sinn Fein to contest NI election: UTV Internet
Let the election battle commence: Irelandclick.com
Laura Canning
Assembly elections do not present real choice: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Sinn Fein gets poll boost in Republic: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Still the best of enemies: News Statesman (Feb 5)
John O'Farrell
Maybe someone needs to put manners on Sinn Féin: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
When in a Hole...: The Blanket (Jan 9)
Mick Hall
Policing issue will not be last big hurdle to power sharing: Irish Democrat (Jan 25)
Tommy McKearney
Ervine in Ermine?: (from Business Eye)
Quintin Oliver
Restorative justice rules set out: BBC
Loyalist victim's father meets Police Ombudsman officials: UTV Internet
McCord letter not passed to Flanagan: Sunday Life (Feb 4)
Alan Murray
Stakeknife tape emerges after News Letter probe: The News Letter
The hand of friendship: Irelandclick.com (Feb 1)
Roisin McManus
Mitchell backs NI ministers: Ireland.com
A right royal row averted: Belfast Telegraph
Ashleigh Wallace
Onus on me to be at Croker, says Brennan: Irish Examiner
Jim O'Sullivan
For First Time, Croke Park Is Ireland's Common Ground: Washington Post
Michael Moynihan
Acht na Gaeilge – The Language Act: Irelandclick.com (Feb 26)
Séamas Ó Donnghaile
Kathryn Torney meets the chair of the Integrated Education Fund, Geraldine Tigchelaar: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 30)
Kathryn Torney
Security alert over Real IRA 'terror pact': The News Letter
Accession law incongruous: (from the Irish News, Jan 19)
Editorial
The separatists exploit an uneasy division of powers: Daily Telegraph (Jan 26)
Alan Cochrane
Monday, February 5
'Plug will be pulled' on Northern parties: Irish Independent
Alan Erwin and Dan McGinn
Ahern and Hain in deadline threat: BBC
Belfast Edges Closer to Normalcy: CFR.org (Feb 2)
Rebecca Bloom
A few DUP big guns to lose out over any SF deal: Sunday Life (Feb 4)
Alan Murray
Sea change in Northern politics: Sunday Business Post (Feb 4)
Colm Heatley
Peaceful Road to a united Ireland: Irish Democrat (Jan 29)
John Murphy
Killing gardai and robbing banks is crime, Mr Adams: Sunday Independent (Feb 4)
Eoin McMahon
Northern Ireland a model for rebuilding trust in police: Christian Science Monitor
Editorial
A sign of rising confidence: The Independent (Feb 3)
Editorial
Republican veteran Meehan welcomes Ard Fheis decision: Irelandclick.com (Feb 2)
A law unto themselves: Sunday Life (Feb 4)
Stephen Breen
Assembly election 2007 – the winners and the losers: (from the Sunday Tribune, Feb 4)
Suzanne Breen
I'll aid O'Loan... but she must not do a 'Jonty!': Sunday Life (Feb 4)
Alan Murray and Stephen Gordon
RFJ slam Orde over 'crass' comments: Irelandclick.com (Feb 2)
Ciarán Barnes
Call for full investigation into Loughinisland tragedy: Down Democrat (Jan 30)
'Collusion was going on in the early '70s': Irelandclick.com (Jan 25)
SF 'must hand over McCartney dossier': Sunday Life (Feb 4)
Alan Murray
Why Britain insists on MI5 in Ireland: Irish World (Jan 17)
Tom Griffin
'I just hope there is no more trouble – it's not supporting me': (from the Irish News, Jan 31)
Marie Louise McCrory
Protestant children 'suffer neglect': The News Letter (Jan 18)
SDLP launches all-island economy plan: Ireland.com (Jan 31)
Ciara O'Brien
Gracey toast apology: (from the Irish News, Jan 31)
Letters reveal Taoiseach's efforts to defer to bishops: Sunday Independent (Feb 4)
Ronald Quinlan
Troubles on his plate: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 25)
Chrissie Russell
Break-up of Union will sell both sides short: The Observer (Jan 21)
Oliver Morgan
Proud to be a true Brit: The Herald (Jan 23)
Melanie Reid
Sunday, February 4
Election talks for Ahern and Hain: BBC
Diplomat McCain: Chicago Sun Times (scroll down)
Robert Novak
Ford offered peerage – allegation: BBC
SF must prove PSNI promise: Sunday Independent
Key election issues: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Gerry, change your spots now: Sunday Independent
Sinn Fein's Visionary Step: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Niall O'Dowd
Shiny new Shinners keep rebel heart beating: Sunday Independent
John A Murphy
A last throw of the dice for our Stormont 'super casino': (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
Yippee, the Northern bores have no more Rubicons left to cross: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Election results show moderates' decline: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Policing charge on rates puts SF in new quandry: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 30)
Barry White
Informer's return 'would test Sinn Féin': (from the Irish News)
David Wilson
Home truths: Belfast Telegraph
John Laverty
Tensions between loyalists grow as wreaths defaced: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
Sex 'n' drugs and bloody murder – UDA's 'Mad Dog' Adair tells all: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
SF to hold collusion conference: Ireland.com
Troops 'colluded with Mad Dog': The Observer
Henry McDonald
RUC 'collusion' in replacing bomb gel with putty saved the lives of IRA men: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
New evidence of collusion in Dublin and Monaghan bombings: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
A Peacemaker at the Start and the Finish: The Blanket (Jan 26)
David Adams
North 'cold house' for Protestants – order: (from the Irish News)
Claire Simpson
Durkan hails 'groundbreaking' proposals: Derry Journal (Jan 30)
Has Dublin's dosh seduced the DUP?: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 30)
Pól Ó Muirí
MLA remarks a bridge too far: Newry Democrat
Blueprint could hasten all-island economy: Derry Journal (Jan 30)
Hugh Logue
Party bosses to keep guns: Sunday Life (Jan 28)
It is time we found out for whom the RTE Angelus bell tolls: Sunday Independent
Bruce Arnold
Sleepwalking with the enemy: Daily Telegraph (Feb 3)
Ruth Dudley Edwards
U.S. must win Iraq war: China Post (Feb 2)
Editorial
Saturday, February 3
McGuinness calls on DUP to commit: Ireland.com
DUP warn SF to build confidence: UTV Internet
War of words over ministry make-up: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Paisley may use electoral mandate to protect the intentions of DUP: Irish Independent
SF Policing Move Welcomed: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Cahir Doherty
McCord – policing chief 'pompous': Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Many questions arise over Sinn Fein's policing stance: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Sinn Fein's Turnaround on Policing: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
John Spain
Sinn Féin decision was the right one – but hypocrisy is sickening: Irelandclick.com
Martin Morgan
An umbrella group led by ex republican prisoners opposed to backing the PSNI is due to meet in the Gasyard Centre next Monday to plan a strategy ahead of the Assembly elections in March.: Derry Journal
There is 'no place for Dublin' says DUP leader: UTV Internet
Green quango not appealing to Unionists: The News Letter
Editorial
A step on the road to unity: Irish Democrat (Dec 29)
David Granville
Another 30 years of hell? No thanks: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
I want to come home – Raymond Gilmour tells 'Journal': Derry Journal
O'Loan facing new demands over loyalist murder of teenagers: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Blair 'troubled' over Fullerton allegations: Derry Journal
Collusion – Dirty War Crime: The Blanket (Jan 28)
Mick Hall
Court go-ahead for Wright inquiry: BBC
MLA remarks a bridge too far: Newry Democrat
Law could hamper rights investigations: UTV Internet
Ex-prisoners lose 'political bias' jobs case against charity: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Tohill kidnappers jailed despite leniency plea: UTV Internet
Property boom helps Shankill Road to forget the Troubles: The Independent
Cahal Milmo
'There's never been an issue with the Loughrans/Devlins': (from the Irish News, Jan 31)
Marie Louise McCrory
Rioters clash in Derry: UTV Internet
Turning point?: Ballymena Times
Unionists vow to block housing scheme between Bone and Hillview Road: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Lithuania takes action after attacks on its workers in Ulster: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Sinn Fein gets poll boost in Republic: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Part of my heart will always be in Ulster, says US peacemaker: Belfast Telegraph
Friday, February 2
Adams denies pandering to DUP: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein's new stance on police doesn't go far enough – Dodds: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Nipsa angry at 'manners' comment: (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
Support for policing plan: Down Democrat
PSNI – Making your mind up: Irelandclick.com
Evan Short
Sinn Fein's vote for policing are 'hollow words': Impartial Reporter
Sir Reg questions threat over elections: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Ulster Unionists have role to play in long term future of N.I.: Impartial Reporter
Moral Duty: The Blanket (Jan 15)
John Coulter
Loyalists hit out at IMC report: UTV Internet
Reunification is solution to partition problem: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Ulster's Last Holdout: New York Times
Editorial
Irish accord signals end to long rift, offers hope: San Antonio Express (Jan 31)
Editorial
Scene set to break free of direct rule: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Chief Constable due back in NI amid row over his appointment: UTV Internet
Durkan in 'legal action threat': BBC
Durkan refuses to apologise to McQuillan: Ireland.com
Orde's remarks 'provocative': Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
A most unlikely revolutionary: (from the Sunday Tribune, Jan 28)
Suzanne Breen
PSNI urged to publish key letter over UVF collusion: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Blair to deal with collusion says Adams: UTV Internet
Unionist parties are blasted over report response: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Foster meets with Policing Board to discuss RUC collusion: Fermanagh Herald
Dail body to deal with NI affairs: BBC
Rabbitte comments on NI MPs at Dáil Committee: RTE
DUP vows to boycott Dail committee: Ireland.com
Govt denies deal with Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
Hunger strike by woman quizzed on Northern Bank raid: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Youths 'arrange' sectarian riots: BBC
Politicians blame dissidents for Waterside attacks on PSNI: Belfast Telegraph
Real IRA victim's grave is vandalised – again: Belfast Telegraph
North/south row over Derry footballer playing for Republic: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Local government – reform or embryonic repartition?: Irish Democrat (Jan 30)
Tommy McKearney
When Ulster Sat With Israel: Jewish Press (Jan 31)
Zalmi Unsdorfer
Thursday, February 1
Ahern warns Paisley to face power-sharing commitments: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Indecisive Paisley adopts a 'wait and see' attitude: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham and Noel McAdam
Bishops urge parties on after SF's historic policing decision: Irish Independent
John Cooney
Election campaign gets under way: UTV Internet
SF's support for the police must be 'unconditional': The News Letter
Killer backs policing plan: (from the News of the World, Jan 28)
Martin Breen
So what was the Struggle about?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
SF can sit and watch intra-unionist bigot-fest: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Provos' next step must be disbandment: The News Letter
Editorial
The loyalists are long way behind: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Adams backs PSNI McCartney probe: The Irish Times
McDowell – McCartney case will be litmus test for SF: Belfast Telegraph
Policing issue has now been removed says Catherine McCartney: UTV Internet
Police reject claims vandals are recruited to spy in city: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Deputy Mayor quits SF: Newry Democrat
Orde's appointment under scrutiny: The News Letter
DUP anger at SDLP police claim: BBC
SF, SDLP backlash in Orde leak row: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
SDLP leader's own goal is nothing to laugh about: The News Letter
Editorial
Sinn Fein and SDLP furious over Orde comments: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham and Gene McKenna
SF meet Blair on police collusion: BBC
Rea to be questioned on Orde dossier: Ireland.com
'Where is actual evidence of collusion?': The News Letter
Spy link to teen murders: (from the News of the World, Jan 28)
Martin Breen
Mother wants to find truth behind son's murder: UTV Internet
House calls for Finucane probe: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Collusion revelations – disturbing but not shocking: The Blanket (Jan 24)
Brendan O'Neill
Getting away with murder: Irish Democrat (Dec 30)
Ken Keable
Gangs clash in sectarian trouble: BBC
Yes, Blair made mistakes but he's been our friend: Irish Independent
Martina Devlin
Flynn challenges woman's debt claim: Irish Examiner
Sean Mac Carthaigh
What's in a name . . . especially when you are Gaelic and free?: Irish Independent
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