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Wednesday, January 31
Elections for Ulster assembly get the go-ahead for March: The Times
Fran Yeoman
Pressure mounts on DUP over power sharing: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Final impediment to devolution removed says Hain: UTV Internet
IMC praises Sinn Fein policing commitment: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Crime victims should go to police – McGuinness: Derry Journal
Loyalists are 'slowly moving from crime': Belfast Telegraph
Renegade republican terrorists 'a serious threat': Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham and Tom Brady
Will Stormont break the Jim Wells jinx?: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Game on for Stormont but it's your move now Dr Paisley . . .: Irish Independent
IMC report set to follow a well-established script: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Once Again, The Big Transition: The Blanket (Jan 28)
Dolours Price
N. Ireland peace at last – or is it?: Chicago Sun Times (Jan 30)
John O'Sullivan
Will actions follow Sinn Fein's words?: The News Letter
Paisley the peacemaker?: The Guardian
Peter Taylor
Optimism in Northern Ireland: Los Angeles Times (Jan 30)
Editorial
Little time for a political sincerity test: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
IMC findings – Report paves the way for devolution: Irish Examiner
Editorial
PSNI make new appeal over McCartney murder: Ireland.com
Patrick Logue
SF urged to help in McCartney case: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Proposed protocol totally misses the point: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
Ahern meets with new US Envoy: UTV Internet
Commission examines O'Loan probe: Belfast Telegraph
Orde anger at collusion response: BBC
Unionist failure to attend meeting prompts angry rebuke from McCord: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
'Terrosist crimes' must be probed says Allister: UTV Internet
Family of IRA 'nutting squad' victim want collusion inquiry: Sunday Life (Jan 28)
Stephen Gordon and Chris Anderson
Disgusting justification for sectarian murders: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
"Rioters tarnished the memory of those who died on Bloody Sunday" – John Kelly: Derry Journal
Laurence McClenaghan
Building bridges to a brighter future: The News Letter
I love my family, dying bomb victim told police: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Framed man criticises UDR victims' fund: (from the Irish News, Jan 27)
Seamus McKinney
New MI5 base to monitor both sides of Irish Sea: Irish Democrat (Jan 29)
Joe McVeigh
SDLP to launch economy document: Ireland.com
Orange Lodge backs Catholic stance on adoption: The Scotsman
James Kirkup
Tuesday, January 30
Adams calls for public to co-operate with PSNI: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty, Dan Keenan and Mark Hennessy
DUP gives a cautious welcome to Sinn Fein's historic North move: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna and Dominic Cunningham
Paisley's reaction to SF move: UTV Internet
'No delivery means no government': The News Letter
Blair and Ahern weigh up Sinn Féin vote: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Parties must follow through on commitments says Hain: UTV Internet
Dodds questions timeframe for testing SF policing move: Belfast Telegraph
Rough ride for FAIR: The News Letter
Government is to confirm election: BBC
SF boycott gone but not forgotten: UTV Internet
Nothing should be allowed to derail process, says Reid: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham
New PUP leader makes appeal: UTV Internet
'Sinn Fein could help smash crime: Daily Mirror
Alan Erwin
Sinn Féin to hold meeting with Methodists: RTE
Paramilitary monitors' report due: BBC
What was it all for? asks a grieving RUC mother: The News Letter
Not enough change, say victim's family: (from the Irish News)
Marie Louise McCrory
What 'yes' vote means in the long term as Rubicon is crossed: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
N. Ireland's decisive move toward peace: Christian Science Monitor
Mark Rice-Oxley
History will judge importance of 'Yes' vote: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
A giant leap, but it's not the end of brinkmanship: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
DUP left coming to terms with responsibilities: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
SF Seeks to Curtail NI Policing: The Blanket (Jan 19)
David Adams
Sinn Fein on the police beat: Boston Globe
Editorial
The vote is over – now for proof of bona fides: The News Letter
Editorial
Has devolution come any closer?: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Ex-IRA prisoner to stand against SF: Ireland.com
Assembly bid by father of young murder victim: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Flanagan likely inspired by military and political elite: (from the Sunday Journal, Jan 28)
Eamonn McCann
The buck stops where exactly?: Irelandclick.com
Robin Livingstone
More topsy-turvy times ahead after revelations: (from the Irish News)
Tom Kelly
Collusion evidence – trickle becomes a flood: Irish Democrat (Dec 30)
David Granville
President McAleese plays a risky constitutional game: Irish Independent
Justine McCarthy
Shoukri granted bail: UTV Internet
Two cleared of UDA and gun charges: The Scotsman
Brian Horne
War of words erupts over CRJ draft: Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
Oath challenge lawyer now a judge: BBC
Ex-hunger striker complains over MI5: Ireland.com
Monday, January 29
Sinn Fein Endorses Plan for Ulster Police Reforms: New York Times
Eamon Quinn
Sinn Fein accepts police force: Los Angeles Times
William Graham
Adams wins historic vote from Sinn Fein to back Irish police forces: The Independent
David McKittrick
PMs welcome Sinn Fein police move: BBC
Paisley and Ahern welcome 'landmark' party decision: Irish Independent
Breda Heffernan
Paisley says SF 'must deliver': Ireland.com
Adams tells faithful – we must do a deal on policing: Irish Independent
Lorna Reid
Party has lost argument on policing says MEP: (from the Irish News, Jan 27)
Claire Simpson
Now it's over to you: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
A momentous day for both the IRA and law and order: The Times
David Sharrock
The final compromise: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
Pressure on DUP after SF says 'yes' to policing: Irish Examiner
Harry McGee
It's hello Mary Lou goodbye to the old brigade: Irish Independent
Done & Dusted: The Blanket (Jan 28)
Anthony McIntyre
Not quite everyone sang from the same hymn sheet: Irish Independent
Lorna Reid
Where to now for the republican refusniks?: Sunday Life (Jan 28)
Ciaran McGuigan
A quantum leap for Sinn Fein, now it's up to DUP: Irish Independent
Why it suits Sinn Fein to do policing deal now: Daily Telegraph
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Editorials
Back the police. . . and our fight for justice: Sunday Life (Jan 28)
Stephen Breen
Once again fings ain't what they used to be: (from the Irish News, Jan 27)
James Kelly
Handling recommendations 'naive': Sunday Life (Jan 28)
Alan Murray
McAleese condemns 'despicable' collusion: UTV Internet
Ombudsman 'needs access' to MI5: (from the Irish News, Jan 27)
William Scholes
"Culture of subservience" established by MI5: (from the Sunday Times, Jan 28)
Liam Clarke
Orde on the Line: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Don't swap your guns for begging bowls: The Times
Tim Hames
Republic has a debt to pay – Buchanan: Ulster Herald
Michael Devlin
Students call on TCD to fly the flag every day: Irish Independent
Michael Brennan
Bill would put Ulster hour behind London: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 26)
Sunday, January 28
SF members set to back policing: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Historic deal as Adams rolls back the years of hate: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Devolution or Dublin, DUP is told: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
New police gain trust on a bipartisan beat: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Militant republicans shout surrender but unionists should say 'well done Gerry': (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
Sinn Fein marches onward into cul-de-sac: Sunday Business Post
Vincent Browne
Adams sells his message: Sunday Business Post
Brian Feeney
A truce is not the same as peace: The Spectator
Charles Moore
Today the Provisionals embrace 'Northern Ireland': The Observer
Henry McDonald
Whither Late Sinn Fein?: The Blanket (Jan 21)
Michael Gillespie
Ex-prisoners may run against SF: UTV Internet
Collusion officer gets PSNI promotion: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Ex-RUC officers threaten to oust 'agents': Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
My campaign 'is not about the RUC but about justice': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
McCord blasts MP for 'shameful' remarks: The News Letter (Jan 25)
NI report shocks but it cannot help us move on: Sunday Independent
Alan Ruddock
Did MI5 pay the murderer Haddock?: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
How Britain created Ulster's murder gangs: Sunday Herald
Neil Mackay
How collusion was built into the system: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
They left my informer free to kill: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Who will pay for mass murder?: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
The victims deserve justice: Irelandclick.com (Jan 26)
Martin Morgan
The home truths ...: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
A police force with a history of collusion hopes for a fresh start: New Statesman
Editorial
Turning a blind eye: Irish Echo
Editorial
Flim-flam Flanagan: Sunday Mirror
Richard Stott
MP – Flanagan's position untenable: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Asset recovery costs us a fortune: Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham
Murdered man's mother calls for probe of 'Stakeknife' role in killing: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Playwright forced into hiding 'will not be silenced': Irish Independent (Jan 27)
Anne-Marie Walsh
Revealed – Killeen in IRA bomb man plea: Sunday Independent
Maeve Sheehan
I'm proud to be British – but let's put the Union to the vote: Daily Telegraph (Jan 19)
Jeff Randall
Saturday, January 27
Adams set to carry uneasy policing vote: Irish Independent
Ed Carty
'We're the mainstream republicans now' – say anti-PSNI group: Derry Journal
CIRA says no to Adams invitation: BBC
Ard fheis police verdict only a start – DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
No need for Tammany tactics this time: (from the Irish Times)
Ed Moloney
Sinn Fein should bite the bullet as books are now balanced: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
Hain hopeful as Ulster's political endgame draws to a close: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
IMC to issue new report next week: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
North politics? Let's change the subject: Irish Independent
Sinn Fein stands poised at cross-roads: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Adams apologises to volunteers' families: Derry Journal
Team to probe collusion killings: BBC
Unionists are 'in denial' over report – McCord: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Ex-Branch officers refused to help inquiry, insists O'Loan: Belfast Telegraph
Mother claims police know who killed son: Derry Journal
Orde's Vow: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
The police played dirty tricks and deadly games. So what's new?: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
The realities of a very dirty war: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Unionists too must play role: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Haddock's drug den and the link to a gun tragedy: Belfast Telegraph
Reflections on the late David Ervine: The Blanket (Jan 9)
John Coulter
Portadown LVF boss jailed for 28 years: Ireland.com
Loyalist in feud murder retrial: BBC
Survivor labels McDougall plan a sop to the DUP: (from the Irish News)
Catherine Morrison
Pain of victims: The News Letter
Editorial
Tohill issues mercy plea for kidnappers: (from the Irish News)
Arrest 'not unlawful' – IRA trial hears: Ireland.com
Reaveys ignore FAIR as apology calls grow: Newry Democrat
Fair planning protests as 'issue is still very much alive': (from the Irish News, Jan 24)
Valerie Robinson
Martin McAleese meets Orange Order: Ireland.com
'No' to Derry – Campaign to continue: Derry Journal
Stephen Emerson
Londonderry designation must remain: The News Letter
Editorial
A tale of two cities: Derry Journal
Editorial
1976 State papers
The hidden role of the SAS: Irish World (Jan 10)
Tom Griffin
Friday, January 26
Empey questions DUP's strategy over devolution: The News Letter
Adams in 'police manners' promise: BBC
Tele to publish SF policing pamphlet: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Adams gets Border backing over Sinn Fein in policing: Impartial Reporter
McCabe widow gives SF 'benefit of doubt' on policing: Irish Examiner
Brian Hutton
SF pamphlet campaign 'just more words': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Duddy confident motion on PSNI will be passed: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan Duddy
Republicans blasted over Polish 'police': The News Letter
Leadership will secure convincing support to make move on policing: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
First step to accountable policing is support: (from the Irish News)
Jim Gibney
Weighing up the scales: Irelandclick.com
Evan Short
Special Branch facing second collusion probe: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
'Take back the George Cross': Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
Politicians and public unite in defence of RUC: The News Letter
Ex-informer defends RUC against critics: The News Letter
Ombudsman thanked us says former Special Branch chief: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton and Mark Hookham
MEPs redress SF collusion email: The News Letter
O'Loan, what she didn't say: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Albiston
State terrorism was used to uphold the Union: Irelandclick.com
Gerry Adams
Let's not speak of how the media and Provos collude: Belfast Telegraph
Kevin Myers
Stalling of O'Loan report to blame for bad timing: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
Ombudsman's report – Start at the top: Irelandclick.com
Des Wilson
Our man has some neck to tell Blair he should give O'Loan more clout: Irish Examiner
Pat Brosnan
Days of Decision in Ulster: New York Times
Editorial
Dodds seeks assurances on merger: The News Letter
Emblems linked to marching season: Ireland.com
Dissidents 'targeting McGuinness': BBC
Garda tells of delay in arresting IRA cash suspect: Irish Independent
Sorcha Griffith
SF rejects plans to compensate UDR families: Belfast Telegraph
Report on victims of Troubles wins praise: The News Letter
Justice schemes 'halted 500 attacks': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Praise for CRJ: Irelandclick.com
Evan Short
London still calling the tune to the Derry air: Irish Independent
Ian Graham
Victory for common sense: The News Letter
Scots independence could be what England needs: The Herald
Harry Reid
Thursday, January 25
Unionists block calls for collusion report debate: The News Letter
'Collusion' on the agenda at policing board meeting: UTV Internet
Durkan names three RUC chiefs who spurned collusion inquiry: Irish Independent
Vivienne Morgan
Named ex-Branch officers hit out at O'Loan: Ireland.com
Former senior Branch men blast 'rewriting of history': The News Letter
DUP defends policemen who hampered collusion inquiry: Ireland_On-Line
Ahern calls for British action on collusion: Ireland.com
Ahern rebuked for 'casting first stone': The News Letter
Raymond McCord calls for Flanagan to be sacked: UTV Internet
Denial an insult says brother of UVF victim: (from the Irish News)
Allison Morris
McCord angry at Purvis refusal: The News Letter
Father's praise for 'brave' officer behind informer: The News Letter
Informer saved my life says campaigning dad: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
'Remember he saved lives': The News Letter
Home truths about the collusion debate: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
British politicians remain silent despite revelations: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
UVF murders – police must reveal all: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
'Throw Purvis off policing board': The News Letter
Policing debate in Derry at boiling point: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Polish immigrants who want to join police are 'mercenaries' claims republican group: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Police debate mirrors history: BBC
Mark Devenport
Violence flares as police investigate attack: Derry Journal (Jan 23)
The Rule of Whose Law?: The Blanket (Jan 9)
Mick Hall
The best of buddies?: Belfast Telegraph
Emily Moulton
Loyalist accused told to leave NI: BBC
SF woman to address Bloody Sunday march despite clash with Ard Fheis: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
MPs want NI justice schemes vetted: Ireland.com
Court sees train station's CCTV footage in IRA membership trial: Irish Independent
Sorcha Griffith
Kidnappers face jail sentences: (from the Irish News)
Payout for those hit by Troubles: Irish Independent
Fenian folks need title too: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 22)
Pól Ó Muirí
Is the Union still relevant?: Scotland on Sunday (Jan 21)
Murdo MacLeod
Wednesday, January 24
SF seeks Stormont debate on O'Loan's collusion report: Belfast Telegraph
Police board meets on O'Loan report: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Dermot Ahern to discuss collusion report with SDLP and SF: Belfast Telegraph
Remember sacrifices of hundreds – Dodds: The News Letter
Police and UVF links – who at the top knew?: The News Letter
Ex-RUC chief defies critics over killings: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Defiant Flanagan comes out fighting: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
The most poignant moment of the day: The News Letter
My fears for McCord's life: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
UVF victim's family want justice: BBC
Murder files must be reopened – McWilliams: The News Letter
Murdered while police turned a blind eye: Belfast Telegraph
David McKittrick
Brother feels 'let down' by the police: The News Letter
The latest instalment in a whole series of damaging disclosures: (from the Irish News)
Collusion with loyalists was British security policy: (from the Irish News)
Susan McKay
Meeting held on SF policing move: BBC
History in the making: Derry Journal
Ian Cullen
Killing The Messenger: The Blanket (Jan 21)
Martin Galvin
Police reforms must be built on to win respect: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
PSNI must show lessons have been learnt: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Window on our troubled past becomes a little clearer: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
Families call for Adams apology: Derry Journal
McCord to stand in NI election: BBC
Family of murdered SF man to meet Police Ombudsman staff: Belfast Telegraph
New PUP boss inspired by key loyalists: UTV Internet
IRA charge man had €94,000 in Daz box court told: Irish Independent
Diarmaid Mac Dermott
Top garda to testify in IRA case: UTV Internet
Judge frees 'Real IRA leader' on €40,000 bail: Irish Independent
Ireland pledges to pour millions into reviving north: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
All-island cash plan to benefit the North is hailed by Brown: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell
DUP welcomes planned NDP spending in northern counties: Belfast Telegraph
Dobriansky new US envoy to NI: Ireland.com
Labour's growing pains in Belfast: Belfast Telegraph
Gordon Lucy
Northern Ireland's lessons for Iraq: BBC
Mike Wooldridge
'Englishness' on the rise as everyone feels less British: The Scotsman
Peter MacMahon
Tuesday, January 23
Report – N. Ireland Police Shielded Killers: Washington Post
Mary Jordan
N. Irish police hid crimes, report says: Los Angeles Times
Kim Murphy
RUC special branch had 'serial killer on books': The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty, Dan Keenan, Frank Millar and Alexandra Cochrane
Nationalist fury over 'serial murder funded by the State': Irish Independent
Gene McKenna and Dominic Cunningham
Collusion between the police and terrorist informants 'cost 15 lives': The Scotsman
Gerri Peev
No 1 – a serial killer with a salary: The Herald
Michael Settle
Orde offers apology to families of victims: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Parties left reeling by exposé of collusion: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham and Gene McKenna
Durkan calls on Flanagan to resign: RTE
Blair 'profound regret' over collusion: Ireland.com
Pressure mounts on Ahern: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
Hain promises prosecution over police collusion: The Herald
Michael Settle
No prosecution of police officers who aided killers: Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin and Dan McGinn
O'Loan challenged to identify officers: (from the Irish News)
John Manley
RUC probe hit 'wall of silence' by former officers: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Junior officers 'supported at highest levels of RUC and PSNI': The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
'Our fight to achieve justice for Raymond does not end with this': Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
'Vindicated' ex-detective would gladly give evidence to inquiry: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Collusion evidence missing or destroyed: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Special Branch officers 'much to be proud of': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Ombudsman's report reveals how policing has changed for the better: Irish Independent
This exposes Britain not as peacemaker, but perpetrator: The Guardian
Beatrix Campbell
Editorials
Policing – SF woos grass roots as DUP dissent grows: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Sinn Fein winning the battle on policing: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Only A Fool: The Blanket (Jan 19)
Anthony McIntyre
Fine Gael demands that British come clean over loyalist attacks: Irish Examiner
Shaun Connolly
PUP elects Purvis as new leader: Ireland.com
Men deny membership of banned UDA: BBC
Two arrested in Tohill probe: UTV Internet
Cork man to go on trial over alleged IRA: Belfast Telegraph
Row erupts over call for all-Ireland football team: Irelandclick.com
Roisin McManus
Ahern's football team a 'cynical' play: The News Letter
Death threats are linked to Ballymurphy feud: Irelandclick.com
Gemma Burns
Pedal plan for peaceline set to hit top gear: Belfast Telegraph
Robin Morton
Republic unveils cash plan for NI: BBC
Shane Harrison
Monday, January 22
DUP rebels move to stop Agreement: The Observer (Jan 21)
Henry McDonald
McGuinness puts focus on two governments: Irish Examiner
Dan McGinn
McGuinness dismisses opposition: BBC
Positive response for Adams on policing: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Dan Keenan
Policing deal will not cement partition, says Adams: Ireland.com
Fr Reid confident SF can deliver on policing: (from the Irish News, Jan 20)
Allison Morris
Time is right for policing decision: Sunday Life (Jan 21)
Gerry Adams
IRSP drops support: Sunday Life (Jan 21)
RUC 'colluded with loyalist killers': The Times
Sean O'Neill
Retired detectives to examine controversial killings of the Troubles: The Guardian
Owen Bowcott
Report will call on PSNI to reopen murder cases: Irish Examiner
Colm Heatley
Hain – O'Loan report 'uncomfortable reading': RTE
Cops – We were only following orders: Daily Mirror
Attorney-General's mystery files: Sunday Life (Jan 21)
Alan Murray
Policing report 'devastating' but SF urged to hold its nerve: Irish Independent
Dan McGinn
Police face civil action over UVF murders: The Observer (Jan 21)
Henry McDonald
Victims of loyalist violence meet O Loan: RTE
Haddock is the tip of the iceberg: Sunday Life (Jan 21)
Brian Rowan
'Cat' considers ombudsman co-operation: Irelandclick.com (Jan 18)
Ciarán Barnes
Paisley called on to apologise to murdered brothers' family: (from the Irish News, Jan 18)
Allison Morris
PUP to select Ervine replacement: Ireland.com
Parties pay tribute to legend of peace process: (from the Irish News, Jan 20)
James Kelly
Luck of the Irish pays off big time: Daily Telegraph
Tom Peterkin
A shot to the heart for cupla focail: Sunday Business Post (Jan 14)
Emmanuel Kehoe
Labour wants Scotland in the Union purely for selfish reasons: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 19)
Eric Waugh
Honest debate on the Union: Scotland on Sunday
Editorial
Sunday, January 21
About 2,000 to attend Sinn Fein ard fheis on policing: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
A crucial vote, but we're hopeful: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Dissidents roar 'No, no, no' to SF policing plans: Derry Journal (Jan 19)
Larry the Chef's new found support for PSNI: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
SF to meet with families of 'fallen comrades': Derry Journal (Jan 19)
SF refused permission for judicial review of IMC: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 19)
Secrets in Stormont Confidential: BBC
Mark Devenport
New police shift patterns 'could force officers out': Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
NIO designs would ruin policing here: The News Letter (Jan 19)
It's a bad time to gamble on policing: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Dossier of death: (from the News of the World)
Martin Breen
RUC collusion officers still in police force: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Special Branch officers will get away with collusion: (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
Sectarian killing that began evil chain of death: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
RUC was running UVF gang: Sunday Business Post
Colm Heatley
Can of worms opens on world of informers and their handlers: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Haddock on the bottom rung of collusion ladder: Irelandclick.com (Jan 19)
Mark Thompson
Victim's dad demanded inquiry: (from the News of the World)
Martin Breen
'David Ervine should have been arrested over my son's murder': (from the Sunday Tribune)
Suzanne Breen
Adams meets campaigning dad of victim: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Why I disliked and distrusted David Ervine: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
The sound of silence: Belfast Telegraph
Claire McNeilly
Sunday march clashes with policing Ard Fheis: Derry Journal (Jan 19)
Bloody Sunday remembered at march: BBC
What price unity?: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
SDLP vows to fight for equality over tax: The News Letter (Jan 19)
Saturday, January 20
SF holding first policing meeting: BBC
Adams talks offer 'only for publicity': (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Former police chief approved cuts to PSNI: The News Letter
It's all change on the policing issue: Irelandclick.com
Martin Morgan
Mystery still surrounds what shinners were led to believe: (from the Irish News, Jan 18)
Newton Emerson
DUP denies GO-BETWEEN: The News Letter
I'll work with the DUP says Adams: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Policy reports may remain secret: BBC
Mark Devenport
Another special moment on road to peace: (from the Irish News, Jan 18)
Jim Gibney
O'Loan uncovers RUC collusion with killers: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Dan Keenan
Report to confirm collusion – SDLP: BBC
Over ten years of cover-ups left nineteen people dead: Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
Victim's family brand appeal a 'PR stunt': Irelandclick.com
Ciarán Barnes
PUP to choose new leader next week: Ireland.com
DUP drop two Assembly members: UTV Internet
Fraudster and 'burn flag' hard liner in DUP race: Irelandclick.com
Áine McEntee
Michael Stone remanded in custody: Ireland.com
Sinn Fein lose funding court battle: UTV Internet
Bush's special envoy to step down: BBC
Greens leader joins Parades body: UTV Internet
Lodge invites Catholics to use its hall: The News Letter
Ahern calls for united Irish soccer team: Ireland.com
Paul Anderson
Minister cheering for Ireland Utd: Irish Independent
Grainne Cunningham
Public to pay McDougall court bill: UTV Internet
SDLP backs corporation tax cut call: Belfast Telegraph
Robin Morton
Deputy leader interviews – Peter Hain: New Statesman
Martin Bright and John Kampfner
Give Scotland its economic independence and it will start to flourish like Ireland: The Independent (Jan 17)
Deborah Orr
Three centuries on, still offering excellent value: The Times (Jan 17)
Magnus Linklater
Friday, January 19
St Andrews wins support, but poll shows chances of success are slim: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Republican Sinn Féin rejects Adams offer of talks: Ireland.com
Return to violence not ruled out: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Armed factions need time – Adams: BBC
Hard debate for police union: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Policing meeting set for Clonard: Irelandclick.com
Sinn Fein Grasps the Nettle: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
A good deal will all depend on timing: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Clonard debate is great opportunity: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Federation chief warns of threat from dissidents: The News Letter
Ramsey family say a tearful goodbye to their home of 26 years: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir
DUP faces lobby anger: The News Letter
Price denies election rumour: Irelandclick.com
Roisin McManus
Dougan follows through on resignation threat: (from the Irish News, Jan 16)
Bimpe Fatogun
Ervine's brother willing to fight for PUP leader's seat: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Cooption move a grand gesture: (from the Irish News, Jan 16)
Editorial
Call for cross-border inquiry into Omagh bomb: RTE
Even having confessed, agent stayed free to take more lives: (from the Irish News, Jan 17)
Barry McCaffrey
€18m assets frozen in IRA money laundering probe: Irish Examiner
Noel Baker and Dan McGinn
The history of a trial without precedent: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Real IRA suspect bailed despite fears: Irish Independent
Sorcha Griffith
Crown appeals loyalist acquittal: BBC
Belfast as Gaeilge? There's as much chance of aliens landing: Irelandclick.com
Manchan Magan
Minister challenged to defend Maze plan: The News Letter
Hain dares to defy a do-nothing Blair: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Thursday, January 18
Adams offers to meet dissidents over PSNI: Ireland.com
Garda chief speaks out on NI policing debacle: UTV Internet
Adams will ask S.F. members to back police policy: Irish Echo
Anne Cadwallader
SF defiant over bullet threats: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Time for flat-earthers to get a grip on reality: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
What if Pat Ramsay lived in England, not the Bogside?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Historic, maybe: Irish Echo
Editorial
Calls for rescheduling of ard fheis over dates clash: (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
Orde warns of 'over-regulation' risk: Ireland.com
Police cuts plan 'ill-conceived': BBC
Why we need to spy on the spies: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Ryder
Independents battle main parties for seats: Newry Democrat
Prisoner stood out among loyalists: Sunday Life (Jan 14)
Alan Murray
Ervine would have understood where Reds' supporters were coming from: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 16)
John Laverty
Ervine's wife moved by tributes: BBC
Collusion report to name RUC officers: Ireland.com
'UVF collusion report must lead to inquiry for there to be justice': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Report on RUC/UVF collusion in killings: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
IRA men's families in Lords challenge bid: UTV Internet
Sorry: Newry Democrat
Judge to consider Omagh verdict: BBC
Primate says end royal ban against Catholics: The Irish Times
Patsy McGarry
Independence for Scotland would be crazy, says Blair: The Guardian (Jan 17)
Patrick Wintour and Severin Carrell
A vow to empower the people to decide their future: The Herald (Jan 17)
Alex Salmond
Wednesday, January 17
NI deadline depends on St Andrews deal – Blair: RTE
Deal dissidents 'in the minority': BBC
SF policing meetings to begin at weekend: Ireland.com
IRA man's family accuse SF leaders of 'dishonesty': Derry Journal
Death threats sent to SF councillors: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Sinister twist to dissident threats: Belfast Telegraph
Clare Weir and Brendan McDaid
McGuinness admits Sinn Féin is playing for 'big stakes' on policing: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Gunmen get secret pardons: (from the News of the World, Jan 14)
Martin Breen
Attacks force ex-Mayor from home: UTV Internet
Courage and determination: Derry Journal
Editorial
Poor reward for policing pioneer: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
A working class hero is something to be: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
PUP leader was exception to universal truism: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
Parties must step up to their marks: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 15)
Editorial
Direct rule is 'harming society': BBC
Closing statements in Omagh case: Ireland.com
Omagh lawyer warns of travesty of justice: RTE
Omagh bombing verdict may take weeks: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Apology over murder 'treatment': BBC
Cop held over missing files: (from the News of the World, Jan 14)
Martin Breen
Ombudsman probes Adams shooting: BBC
Peter Curistan – Life after the House of Commons allegations: Belfast Telegraph (Jan 10)
Laurence White
We do not want to submit relatives to a further agony of hopes raised only to be dashed: Sunday Life (Jan 14)
Kenneth Bloomfield
Hain refuses to put up white flag over court case: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
An age-old injustice that must be settled: Irelandclick.com (Jan 8)
Liam Andrews
Hain warns of 'Balkans Britain': Belfast Telegraph
Mark Hookham
Can the Union survive?: The Herald (Jan 16)
Editorial
For Better, for Worse: The Times
Editorial
Tuesday, January 16
No move on NI deadline, says Hain: BBC
Hain shifts focus to Unionists: UTV Internet
Paisley comments boost North hopes: Ireland.com
Stakes high as Adams gambles that SF will back policing move: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
McGlinchey slams SF policing move: UTV Internet
Broad welcome for Sinn Féin move: Irelandclick.com
SF opens grass roots debate on policing: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
DUP criticises SF policing motion: Ireland.com
DUP is 'signed up' for new police – Ahern: Irish Independent
Brendan Keenan
Will all parties heed the unspoken plea for politics to be done?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Community must gear up for new era on policing: Irelandclick.com
Editorial
Parties question motive behind abolition of assets recovery body: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
"Innocent people" comment is welcomed by victims' families: Irelandclick.com
Damian McCarney
Ervine funeral a remarkable display of hope: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Ex-UDA boss Gray 'penniless': UTV Internet
Party members' invite to McCord report: Sunday Life (Jan 14)
Stephen Breen
Omagh bombing was carried out by CIRA & RIRA: UTV Internet
Omagh bomb trial expected to end: BBC
Ramsey quits Bogside after 15 attacks on home: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Mother of INLA hunger striker to stand if elections go ahead: (from the Irish News)
Connla Young
Interview with Geraldine Finucane – Breaking the glass ceiling: Village (Jan 11)
Justine McCarthy
Hain to fight victims ruling: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Findlay faces disciplinary action: BBC
UUP critical of Brown article: (from the Irish News)
Claire Simpson
Brown defends UK but Act of Union ignored: Sunday Herald (Jan 14)
James Cusick
Welsh firmly back Britain's Union: BBC
Poll shows support for English parliament: The Guardian
Severin Carrell
Referendum on split would need backing of whole UK: The Scotsman
Alan S Reid
The Big Question – What would happen if Scotland achieved its independence?: The Independent
Paul Kelbie
After 300 years, is there a future for the Union?: The Herald
Ian Bell
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