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Thursday, May 15
`Stakeknife' denies he was British mole in the IRA: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Wearing short sleeves and tan, Scappaticci steps from shadows to say: I'm no informer: The Independent
David McKittrick
IRA veteran amazed at Stakeknife claims: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
British urged to state that 'dirty war' is over: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O’Neill
How Stakeknife was unmasked: The Guardian (May 12)
Ciar Byrne
The Steak Knife affair will be deeply wounding to the IRA: Daily Telegraph
Ed Moloney
Community is in Stakeknife's debt: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
No point in staking hope on an inquiry: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Echoes of the Collins era as questions of strategy arise: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
What's at Stakeknife?: Irish Echo
Editorial
Security chiefs had plan to recruit Adair: UTV Internet
Mother's plea for IRA to return son: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
SDLP alarm at poll plan: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
De Brun urges elections: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
SF use accord as a means to united Ireland: Sunday Independent (May 11)
John A Murphy
Drumcree 'still a major church issue': Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Order urged to quit politics: The Observer (May 11)
Henry McDonald
Pope 'wrong to forbid shared Communion': Irish Independent
Helen Bruce
Protestant-Unionists 'Must Move Away from Siege Mentality': The News Letter
Billy Kennedy
Mutual respect holds the key to progress: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Plan Will 'Ethnically Cleanse' Protestants: The News Letter (May 13)
Stephen Dempster
President of a society led astray: Sunday Business Post (May 11)
Tom McGurk
The price of the Old Firm heroes: Scotland on Sunday (May 11)
Ian Johnston
Old Firm rivals urge end to hatred: The Observer (May 11)
Stephen Khan
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Soldier admits gunfire untruths: The Guardian
Richard Norton-Taylor
Wednesday, May 14
Government buying time over poll date: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Terms of full engagement are needed: (from the Irish News, May 12)
Roy Garland
I'm no spy, says the man named as Stakeknife: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Ahern hints at second British agent in IRA: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
There is a second IRA mole, says spy source: The Herald
Michael Settle
New twist in 'Stakeknife' saga as MoD issues denial: The Scotsman
Dan McDougall
British must come clean on Stakeknife - Harney: Irish Examiner
Ann Cahill and Fionnán Sheahan
IRA members want leaders to explain: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Agent tells of Scappaticci interrogation: Irish Independent
One of the IRA's most ruthless operators: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
I risked death to spy on IRA: The Times
James Rennie
Moral lines often blurred to keep spies in shadow: Irish Independent
How Stakeknife gave Provo chiefs the slip: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Smoke and mirrors making it difficult to recognise full truth: Irish Independent
StakeKnife - Shock and Awe: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
We deserve the truth about murders in Northern Ireland: The Herald
Ian MacWhirter
The moral landscape has changed forever: (from Irelandclick.com, May 12)
Editorial
Stakeknife - the questions pile up: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Victims of UVF Totalled in Dozens: The News Letter
'Women Were Often Used in Getting People on Board': The News Letter (May 12)
MPs to raise issue of UDA killer's book: (from the Irish News, May 12)
John Manley
IRA denies abducting man: UTV Internet
Missing man's dad blames IRA for kidnap: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Big profits fuel cross-border smuggling: Sunday Business Post (May 11)
Barry O'Kelly
US - 'Real Irish Republican Army' Named Foreign Terrorist Organization: Voice of America
“Ireland – Bobby Sands!”: (from Irelandclick.com, May 12)
Danny Morrison
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Soldier 'fired 12 shots': BBC
Widow walks out over Bloody Sunday 'farce': Irish Independent
Kieran McDaid
Tuesday, May 13
US talks on peace process: BBC
Political tornado and not a wizard insight: (from the Irish News, May 10)
James Kelly
Which way for unionists?: Belfast Telegraph
Mick Fealty, Trevor Ringland and David Steven
Unionists' HQ gets mail bomb: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Stakeknife a Double Act: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Taoiseach to press British on informer disclosure: The Irish Times
Arthur Beesley, Dan Keenan and Suzanne Breen
Intelligence chiefs to be questioned over IRA spy: The Scotsman
John Innes
Stakeknife is 'under guard at old Home Counties airbase': The Times
David Lister and Ian Cobain
IRA double agent 'Stakeknife' has not fled Belfast, says Sinn Fein: The Independent
David McKittrick
Stakeknife leaves the IRA 'in shock': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
IRA chiefs try to play down importance of 'Stakeknife': (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Street shocked at neighbour named as spy and torturer: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Informer disappears in a cloud of propaganda: Daily Telegraph
Philip Johnston
Revelation casts new light on killings: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Minister gagged media to guard dirty secret: The Guardian
David Leigh and Richard Norton-Taylor
Murder, mayhem and killing - the sick Scappaticci scenario: Irish Independent
Deborah Orr
Bean-spilling Stakeknife puts Provo backs to wall: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Editorials
UVF Ran a Ring of UDR, Army and RUC Spies for Murders: The News Letter
Army tape handed to coroner: BBC
32-CSM man ‘harrassed by police’: (from the Irish News, May 10)
Aeneas Bonner
Bishop in missing man appeal: BBC
SF calls for Sands apology: (from the Irish News, May 10)
Bimpe Fatogun
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Ministers always knew McGuinness did not fire first shot, Bloody Sunday inquiry told: The Independent
Kim Sengupta
Monday, May 12
Blair treats Ulster people as second class, say Tories: Daily Telegraph
Benedict Brogan
Millionaire terrorist hit by own?: Sunday Life
Alan Murray and Stephen Gordon
Newspapers Identify Man Said to Be British Agent in I.R.A.: New York Times
Warren Hoge
Further revelations of British Army's 'dirty war' as mole in the IRA's killing squad is exposed: The Independent
David McKittrick
Murder fear after naming of IRA spy: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding, Ted Oliver and Sean O'Neill
Naming of 'Stakeknife' damaging to IRA and British: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan and Suzanne Breen
Exposure of double agent ‘could destroy IRA’: Irish Examiner
Fionnán Sheahan
Top double agent in IRA guilty of 'up to 40 murders': Irish Independent
Lorna Reid
Two innocent victims may have died to protect informer: The Guardian
David Leigh
Stakeknife - Uncovering the hidden war: BBC
Dominic Casciani
He did the IRA's dirty work for 25 years - and was paid £80,000 a year by the government: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Jokes over bullet in back of the head: The Times
David Lister
Bitter IRA men recall 'cold, distant' figure: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
The killer who became Britain's finest weapon: The Times
David Lister and Ian Cobain
Operating in the shadows: The Scotsman
Jeanette Oldham
How Stakeknife paved way to defeat for IRA: The Times
Anthony McIntyre
He killed in our name but will anyone tell us why?: The Herald
Alex Bell
Perfect person would not make the perfect spy: The Times
Oliver James
Torture, murder, mayhem - the dirty war just got dirtier: The Guardian
John Ware
Questions Stevens wants answered by top army spy: The Guardian
Nick Hopkins
Written in Stone - Finucane was never UFF target: Sunday Life
Sunday, May 11
Durkan warns against 'cooling-off' period: RTE
Clinton could 'move' process: (from the Irish News, May 9)
William Scholes
DUP to call for June election: BBC
Hope for peace rises from spy-tower ruins: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Political structures stand as towers fall: BBC
Mark Devenport
Trimble faces down UUP rebels: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Saving Private Trimble: The Observer
Paul Donovan
Enough of this IRA convoluted claptrap: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Tony Blur and fudging Ahern are your only men: Sunday Independent
Ronan Fanning
Blair delivers as towers tumble: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Durkan will be measured against John Hume: (from the Irish News, Apr 25)
Paul McErlean
Stevens row hits Policing Board: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Public inquiries in North - don't waste our time: Sunday Business Post
Eamonn MacDermott
Loyalist - 'victim of revenge': UTV Internet
Omagh families to meet gardai for bomb inquiry: The Sunday Times
John Lee
US marine raises funds for Omagh victims: Irish World
Peter Kelly
Named - British double agent who murdered for the IRA: Sunday Herald
Neil Mackay
Stakeknife on run after Dublin cover is blown: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
The bloody life of a deadly double agent: Sunday Herald
Neil Mackay
NUJ concern over police 'harassment': Belfast Telegraph
MPs condemn ‘vicious’ police raids on journalist: The Sunday Times
Nicholas Rufford
Peace is a free press: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Official Secrets Act makes law (and PM) look an ass: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Strange tale of Gerry Adams and Sherlock Holmes: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
DUP winning cyberspace battle by landslide: (from the Irish News, May 9)
William Scholes
Saturday, May 10
Taoiseach slams UUP leader over peace impasse: Irish Examiner
Fionnán Sheahan
Adams appeals to ordinary unionists: UTV Internet
UU working groups dissecting Declaration: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Tories will refuse to support postponement of NI elections: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
Peers to challenge Ulster poll plans: Financial Times
Jean Eaglesham and John Murray Brown
Autumn poll seen as unlikely: Impartial Reporter
Voters must decide as time runs out on peace process: Irish Independent
Watchtower with a history: BBC
Paul Rocks
Peace process - Basis for optimism as towers fall: Irish Examiner
Editorial
A New Joint Declaration: Derry Journal
Editorial
Disarming and demilitarising the PSNI: (from Irelandclick.com)
Serious questions over raid on Clarke: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Special Branch accused of death threat plot: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
The restoration of national sovereignty is not a right-wing aspiration: The Blanket (Apr 24)
Andy Martin
Murder of loyalist drug dealer brings reprisal fear: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Murder tarnishes image of Ulster's smart Gold Coast: The Times
David Lister
Warning as LVF renews links with Adair: (from The People, May 4)
A decade on: (from Irelandclick.com)
Andrea McKernon
March organisers 'should see dossiers on threats': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Jailed IRA man worked at Garda college: Irish Independent
Initiative Shows what Makes Protestants Tick: The News Letter (Apr 11)
Ian Starrett
Paras leader travels to Donegal function: (from the Irish News, May 2)
Seamus McKinney
IRA agent paid as much as Cabinet minister: The Times
Christopher Walker
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MI5 officer adds to doubt over IRA agent's claim: The Guardian
Richard Norton-Taylor
Cross-examination of MI5 handler halted: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Friday, May 9
Ahern urged to back June date: UTV Internet
Army posts dismantling begins: BBC
McAleese, in Chicago, still upbeat on North: Irish Echo
Susan Garraty
Flynn Criticizes North Setback: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Tom Deignan
Election scrub irks American activists: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
No Devolution for a Generation - Unionist: The News Letter
Timeline - London 2053: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
For true democracy in the North, the will of the people must prevail: Irish Examiner
Pat Brosnan
Have we dreamed our dreams away?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Fakes, lies and the truly, deeply mad: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Obsessed with Saving Private Trimble: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorials
23-hour lock-up, strip searches – US ordeal of a local who’s done nothing wrong . . .: (from Irelandclick.com)
Jarlath Kearney
Bugging case police copy editor's files: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
If you embarrass the government, you may end up in police custody: The Spectator
Stephen Glover
A tale of two cities: The Guardian
Editorial
Trimble Parades Commission call: UTV Internet
Let's hope for cool heads this marching season: Irish Independent
Wooden Spoon: The Blanket (Apr 21)
Anthony McIntyre
Bloody Sunday, MI5 and the renegade spy: BBC
Dominic Casciani
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McGuinness 'tie-in' challenged: The Guardian
Richard Norton-Taylor
Identity of IRA agent no secret, says Shayler: The Times
Christopher Walker
McGuinness Bloody Sunday claim: UTV Internet
Thursday, May 8
Trimble accuses IRA of ‘word games’: Irish Examiner
Ian Graham
Adams attacks Blair over election day: The Herald
Michael Settle
Kill All Doubt - Commit to Peace, Murphy Tells IRA: The News Letter
Pressure for more from IRA: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
'We're not condemned to war-war, simply to more jaw-jaw and that's a step forward': Irish Independent
David McKittrick
Governments survey the damage: BBC
Mark Devenport
Some unionists must stop seizing defeat from the jaws of victory: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Republicans get blame game wrong: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Deal review must confront weaknesses: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Violence threatens to hijack talks: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Reading between lines will not suffice: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Serving officers 'may be charged': BBC
Journalist raises leaked conversations: RTE
Police Chief Want Ombudsman's Work Monitored: The News Letter
Either crime or policing?: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Loyalists Claim Video Proves Nationalist Aggression: The News Letter
President highlights Irish dark side during US visit: The Irish Times
Conor O'Clery
Tricolour Burned as Flag Row Rages: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Gunmen target O’Connor cousin: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O’Neill
Ex-Cop Writes Claudy Movie: The News Letter (Apr 25)
Ian Starrett
Council backing for Irish lessons: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 9)
Shayler to address tribunal: BBC
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MI5 officer tells of 'McGuinness link': The Guardian
Richard Norton-Taylor
Bloody Sunday update: UTV Internet
Wednesday, May 7
Ahern and Blair Pursue Changes in Ulster Despite Election Delay: New York Times
Brian Lavery
Blair in Dublin talks to put Ulster back on track: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
IRA says its position accurately reflected by Adams: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan and Mark Brennock
IRA reveals statement as Ulster poll hopes dwindle: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Renegotiation of Good Friday deal not an option, says Blair: Irish Examiner
Michael O’Farrell
IRA statements: BBC
Brian Rowan
Irish Government 'Must Defend Irish People': Derry Journal
Bomb Found Before Blair Visit: The News Letter
Rogue terrorists raise the stakes with bomb plot: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Police talk to editor about Mowlam leak: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
This time it's personal: The Guardian
John Mullan
Harassing the messenger: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
‘Top Gun’ may yet sail up the lough: (from the Irish News)
Ray O'Hanlon
Met chief challenged over Finucane IRA claims: UTV Internet
'Police Spy Murdered Thirteen': (from the News of the World, May 4)
Martin Breen
I'll name Stakeknife: (from The People, May 4)
Greg Harkin
LVF denies planning to disrupt Trimble's election campaign: Belfast Telegraph (May 1)
Mary Fitzgerald
Police 'not trained to deal with bias' - Tom Constantine: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
NI policing needs community support: BBC
Siren sounded on organised crime: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
British soldiers tackle GAA: BBC
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'Reliable' informer said IRA fired first, inquiry is told: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
McGuinness tells lawyers not to cross-examine MI5 witnesses: Irish Examiner
Ian Graham
Tuesday, May 6
Blair heads for Dublin to patch up peace process: The Herald
Michael Settle
Ahern, Blair talks on implementing Joint Declaration: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan and Arthur Beesley
UUP 'No' to Plans by Blair and Ahern: The News Letter
Ahern to demand reform of North’s policing: Irish Examiner
Mary Dundon
Adams urges a rethink on election delay: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Axing Assembly 'has boosted republicans': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Time to dump the pea soup and teacups: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Britain must show peace commitment: Irish Examiner
Editorial
McDowell scorns 'cranky' claims: Irish Independent
McDowell at odds with Taoiseach in blaming republicans: Irish Independent (May 2)
Brian Dowling
O'Loan office faces scrutiny - UUP: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
North fears that battle against organised crime is lost: Irish Independent
Republicans blamed for attempt to bomb marathon: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Sinn Féin calls UDA move a PR stunt: (from the Irish News)
Maeve Connolly
'Killer informer' storm: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
No Respite: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
'I wish I'd blown up Parliament': Sunday Life (Apr 13)
Brenda O'Neill
Details of Omagh horror put online: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Sectarian divisions widest among young people - study: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Rally tribute to hunger strikers: (from the Irish News)
Marie Louise McCrory
Fighting for children: Huntsville Times (Apr 26)
Yvonne Betowt
Monday, May 5
IRA to spell out pledges: Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin
British capitulated to UUP - McGuinness: RTE
Agreement hitch 'sapping confidence': Irish Independent
Strange bedfellows: Sunday Life (May 4)
Laurence White
Daft to portray Declaration as a descent into the abyss: Irish Independent
Oh, do act your age: The Observer (May 4)
Richard Ingrams
They'll have to go away, ye know: Irish Independent (May 2)
Gene McKenna
The ‘pantomime’ is over – oh no it’s not: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
Gerry Adams, rebuffed: Albany Times Union
Editorial
Two-Way Street: Derry Journal (May 2)
Editorial
IRA statement - It's not too late to save North poll: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Official Secrets & Official Lies: The Blanket
Carrie Twomey
US chef fights to clear his name: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Congress may investigate double agent's US stay: Sunday Life (May 4)
Stephen Breen
Exiles' defiant taunt to UDA: Sunday Life (May 4)
Ciaran McGuigan
Dear UVF, Sorry for killing all your pals, now can we have a ceasefire please: (from The People, Apr 27)
Mike Browne
Lack of cash halts Ulster murder inquiry: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Orange Leader supports DUP: Sunday Life (May 4)
Alan Murray
Labour eyeing up the North in bid to broaden horizons: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
A war of words - commemoration or intimidation?: Impartial Reporter
Death of PM's Irish mother "gave him drive to succeed": Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com
Sunday, May 4
IRA pledge must come before poll, says minister: Scotland on Sunday
Christopher Claire
IRA to release April 13 statement: Sunday Independent
Alan Erwin
An Illusory Peace in Northern Ireland: Washington Post
Glenn Frankel
Blair facing 'angry' Dublin protest: UTV Internet
IRA anchors peace process, activist says: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Dublin and Sinn Fein in election dispute: The Sunday Times
John Burns
Peace should end paramilitary funds: Sunday Independent
Jimmy Guerin
Provos wind up their business: Sunday Business Post
Barry O'Kelly
Gerry performing a little cunning linguistics on us: Sunday Independent
The democratic deficit: BBC
Mark Devenport
Blair's dilemma and the only game in town: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Withdrawal of consent was inevitable: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Blair has shown the way, we must follow: Sunday Independent
Blair puts hope on hold: Boston Herald
Editorial
Grim week but we must not lose hope: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Agent to hit out by naming top IRA mole: Sunday Herald
Neil Mackay
Blair under fire for arrest of reporter: The Sunday Times
Nicholas Rufford
Secret tapes furore leads to arrests: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Mowlam called McGuinness 'babe' because he was in charge: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCarthey
Clarke escapes IRA and UDA but not the Brits: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
An absurd arrest: The Sunday Times
Editorial
Garda says it knows sites of most IRA weapon dumps: The Observer
Henry McDonald
'Special Branch' loyalist killed 13: UTV Internet
Conviction quashed after 25 years: BBC (Apr 29)
Saturday, May 3
A sense of bewilderment, but Belfast still wants peace: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
UUP to ‘reject any blueprint for peace’: Irish Examiner
Kieran McDaid
Parties Count Cost of Lost Poll: The News Letter
Campaign farce as candidates nominate for no-go poll: Irish Independent
Ian Graham
Harney defends handling of NI affairs: RTE
Some questions deserve answers: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Peace process comes to another ignominious end: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
When it comes to big mouths, focus on Gerry: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Republicans overplayed their hand and lost out: Irish Independent
Paul Bew
Northern Ireland's war of words: The Blanket
Brendan O'Neill
Trimble denies us our ‘nunc demittis’: (from the Irish News)
Denis Bradley
Blueprint for a new Assembly: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Editorials
Lawyers' leader calls for Finucane probe: Financial Times
Bob Sherwood
Sunday Times North editor and wife released: Irish Examiner
Kieran McDaid
Detective charged over Mowlam phone call leak: Daily Telegraph
Robinson fury at BBC 'discrimination': Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
NI secretary hopes for calm: BBC
Brixton deaths inquiry finds Irish inmates are victims of racist abuse: The Times (Apr 10)
Richard Ford
Friday, May 2
Blair Suspends N. Ireland Elections, Halts Peace Process: Washington Post
Glenn Frankel
Northern Ireland elections postponed over IRA future: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
'Fully peaceful' society on offer, with few troops: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Ahern to press Blair to move on Joint Declaration proposals: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock and Gerry Moriarty
Paramilitary body was in deal: UTV Internet
Four documents No 10 hopes can transform the fortunes of Ulster: The Guardian
Nicholas Watt
Phrase republicans could not accept: The Times
David Lister
Unionist veto still in place, says Adams: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Violence may fill North vacuum, say sources: Irish Examiner
Fionnán Sheahan and Michael O'Farrell
Loyalist heartland unfazed by crisis: Irish Independent
Ian Graham
Hilltop Army posts to go: BBC
Big Man's speech may have sunk election: Irish Independent
Henry Patterson
Public rows replace secret divisions: BBC
Kevin Connolly
Poll would have provided field day for DUP and SF: Irish Independent
High time we saw an end to high dudgeon: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Editorials
Peace postponed: The Guardian
Negotiating with the Cookie Monster: (from Irelandclick.com)
Election plans to be put in storage?: Belfast Telegraph
Blair calls the IRA's bluff: Daily Telegraph
Ball in Adams' court: The Scotsman
Elections and the politics of meaning: Irish Echo
Least bad option: The Times
Assembly Elections - Democracy the victim of cancellation: Irish Examiner
Sinn Fein urged to follow SDLP lead and support new police force: Irish Independent
Bernard Purcell
Stevens collusion report reveals age-old conundrum: Irish Echo
Sunday Times reporter held in leaks affair: The Times
David Lister
Attack on Adair family 'a warning not to come back home': Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
IRA dissidents 'in plan to join forces': (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
Thursday, May 1
SF Man Meehan Backs Service as Medals Row Rages: The News Letter
Karen Quinn
No more word games - let the people decide, says Sinn Féin: Irish Examiner
Fionnán Sheahan
Sinn Fein fails again to give clarity on IRA standing down: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Adams makes IRA arms pledge to try to seduce Unionists: The Independent
David McKittrick
NI election may be postponed in absence of clarity: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty, Mark Brennock and Frank Millar
Blair likened to Pinochet: UTV Internet
One side's plain speaking is another's textual innuendo: Irish Independent
Republican grassroots wary of more demands for 'humble pie': (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Poll postponement would, er, will be best option: Irish Independent
Barry White
Adams still teasing but his wiles need added allure: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Dublin and London show signs of falling out: Irish Independent
Adams pledge is as good as it gets: Irish Examiner
Editorial
An election that is shrouded in doubt: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Interview of the Week - David Trimble: Washington Times
Martin Sieff
Trimble still afraid of the ‘bogeymen’: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Old unionist mindset in need of decommissioning: Irish Echo
Patrick Hurley
LVF threat to Trimble during poll: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Loyalist feud hits England: The Times
David Lister and Russell Jenkins
PSNI figures encouraging: (from the Irish News, Apr 29)
Editorial
Ex-policeman held over McGuinness tapes: The Times
David Lister and Philip Webster
Blair's tap dance: The Guardian
Editorial
A babe in arms: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
'Catholics no longer in ghetto': Scotland on Sunday (Apr 20)
Nicholas Christian
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Shayler and MI5 agents in Bloody Sunday squabble: The Times
Christopher Walker
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