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Saturday, May 31
Paisley issues challenge on peace process challenge: UTV Internet
Fudge and we're lost - Donaldson: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
UUP Council meeting date set: UTV Internet
Irish Government 'Must Act as an Equal': Derry Journal
Blow the bridge! sorry, I mean: Build the bridge: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Dublin's Deafening Silence: Derry Journal
Editorial
Making final step towards Democracy: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Northern Ireland Civil Service 'More Representative of Population': The News Letter
Labour MP faces expulsion: The Guardian
Nicholas Watt
Ian Gow must be spinning in his untimely grave: Daily Telegraph
Tom Utley
I am a scapegoat, says Finucane murder suspect: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Finucane accused held after year-long operation: Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael
MI5 and FRU 'Involved' in Fullerton Murder: Derry Journal
Ian Cullen
Who killed my husband?: Ulster Herald
Nigel McDonagh
My father is dead nearly 16 years and we feel it every day: (from the Irish News, May 13)
Sharon O'Neill
Collusion - Police Heads Will Roll: Derry Journal
Ambitious Cowen plays a waiting game: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 30)
Eric Waugh
Police search lake for latest victim of loyalist feud: The Times
David Lister
Parade Scrapped: (from Irelandclick.com)
Ciaran Barnes
Church's SF invite row rumbles on: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Security lapse endangers republican prisoner's life: The Blanket
Martin Mulholland
Museum to be built on Bloody Sunday site: Belfast Telegraph
Larry Deeney
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Army QC calls on media to name IRA men: The Times
Christopher Walker
Friday, May 30
Adams leads protests over Ulster elections: The Guardian
Matthew Tempest
Thousands join North election delay protests: Irish Independent
Protests and 'mock election' on day Assembly poll was due: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Election Delay 'Taking Focus off Progress': The News Letter
Billy Kennedy
Fresh moves needed to find a solution: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Uncertain future for Northern Ireland: BBC
Kevin Connelly
A tenner says this fog’s not for clearing: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
The Piffle of the IRA: Fortnight
Malachi O'Doherty
Blair Consulted on IRA Ceasefire: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Brendan Anderson
Outrage over Labour MP's praise for IRA: Daily Telegraph
Andrew Sparrow
Trimble attacks 'inconsistency': BBC
Unionists divided as British deny plan to scrap Royal Irish: Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin
UUPs' message 'confusing': BBC
A year in the life of the Lord Mayor: (from Irelandclick.com)
Catherine Morrison
Summer peace is within grasp: (from the Irish News, May 28)
Editorial
Man charged with murder of Belfast human rights lawyer Pat Finucane: The Independent
David McKittrick
Release of UFF killer may have cost lives: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Ferry Fights Deportation Move: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Sean O'Driscoll
House arrest term for guns woman: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Adams to Address Book Fair: The News Letter
Bigger Cross-Border Fight on Crime Urged by NIO: The News Letter
Volunteer Patricia McKay: The Blanket (May 8)
Brendan Hughes
PUP leader embarks on Sri Lanka peace trip: UTV Internet (May 27)
Thursday, May 29
Halted N. Irish election dents power-sharing process: Christian Science Monitor
Anne Cadwallader
DUP On Basis for Settlement: The News Letter
Billy Kennedy
Dail rejects Sinn Fein motion on North elections: RTE
Church 'regrets' election move: BBC
Fury over UUP Dail comments: UTV Internet
Ahern must seek reform programme: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Royal Irish battalions saved from redundancy: The Times
Michael Evans
Axing of Royal Irish branded 'PR nightmare': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
UUC to discuss regiment: BBC
The Royal Irish does a great job… so it had to be hacked: Daily Telegraph
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Two held over Finucane murder: The Times
Christopher Walker
Looking for answers: The Independent (May 27)
Jon Robins
British urged to admit collusion: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Adams urges meeting with loyalists: UTV Internet
Poling pay row 'travels' further: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Waving the do-gooders bye bye: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
New Yorker denies role in break-in: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Provo Spy Ring Has Details of Over 2,300: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Loyalist's murder 'retaliation': BBC
IRA truce priest helps broker Eta ceasefire: Daily Telegraph
Isambard Wilkinson
Wednesday, May 28
Northern elections 'must go ahead in autumn': Irish Independent
Gene McKenna and Geraldine Collins
DUP 'won't be pressured on agreement': UTV Internet
Haass may act as arms monitor: Irish Independent
Susan Garraty
Doubts over future of Irish regiment: The Independent
David McKittrick
Ulster leak sounds Last Post for the Royal Irish: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
More Double Standards: Derry Journal
Editorial
Trimble warns against violence: BBC
Nationalists Urged to Follow Suit: The News Letter
Tolerance of Street Rioting Must be Zero: The News Letter
Editorial
Adams challenged over Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
SF demand intelligence is called off: UTV Internet
I Needed Unionist to Back My Corner: The News Letter
Billy Kennedy
'Cops tole me to kill Nelson': (from the News of the World, May 25)
Martin Breen
NI Ombudsman to probe leak charge: UTV Internet
Stakeknife case likely next week: Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael
The cruelty of a pirate called Stakeknife: Daily Telegraph (May 13)
Adam Nicolson
Re-Open Files on Unsolved Murders: The News Letter
Victims’ group ‘appalled’ at being used as political bargaining tool: (from Irelandclick.com, May 9)
Children 'must learn tolerance': Belfast Telegraph (May 3)
Kathryn Torney
Red card shown on Old Firm violence: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
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Journal Story Prompts Bloody Sunday Ban: Derry Journal
Tuesday, May 27
MP Repeats his Call for Rejection of Declaration: The News Letter
Preventing rioting - just a call away: BBC
Mark Simpson
Sinn Fein plans poll protest: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Only mutual togetherness brings peace: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Actions will speak louder than words: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Hope brightens for reconciliation: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Reaching out: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Deeds Better Than Words in Peace Moves: The News Letter
Editorial
Former IRA man 'can be deported': Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Sectarian riots on talks table: BBC
Long hot Summer: (from Irelandclick.com)
Jarlath Kearney
Bugging row officer in court: BBC
Bill for oversight commissioner slammed: UTV Internet
Victims' families back Sunday Life: Sunday Life (May 25)
Editorial
MP warns of hidden agenda: (from the Irish News)
Patricia O’Hara
Notorious court to join Belfast 'terror trail': The Times (Apr 25)
David Lister
Irish Don't Care About Unity, Lynch Told UK: The News Letter
Lynch Pins: The Blanket
Eamonn McCann
Monday, May 26
Republicans 'must bridge gap with unionists': UTV Internet
UUP wings 'polls apart': BBC
Mark Devenport
No cup of cheer in sport or politics: (from the Irish News, May 24)
James Kelly
Cutting through the Waffle: (from Irelandclick.com, May 8)
'Nutting squad' murders linked to SF chiefs: Sunday Life (May 25)
Alan Murray
Scappaticci in High Court action: Irish Examiner
Jim Morahan
Scap was never a target says UDA: Sunday Life (May 25)
Alan Murray
Sinn Féin lord mayor treads fine line: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Garvaghy ruling slammed: (from the Irish News, May 24)
Bimpe Fatogun
Order's flag ban is lifted by church: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 18)
Written in Stone: 'Im sorry I denied McMichael': Sunday Life (May 25)
Stephen Breen
Loyalists 'bungled' two bids to assassinate Haughey: Irish Independent
Caroline Crawford
Flag Fury: (from Irelandclick.com, May 8)
Finucane's son takes on republic's legal system: Sunday Life (May 25)
Brenda O'Neill
Concern Over Claudy Bomb Film Plans: Derry Journal (Apr 29)
Mountbatten's injured grandson has no bitterness: Irish Independent
Caroline Crawford
Lynched corporals 'worked for undercover unit': Sunday Life (May 25)
British role in Northern Ireland is a model for disaster: (from Irish-America Magazine)
Tom Hayden
The can-do general for war and peace: Daily Telegraph
Alice Thomson
Sectarianism still shaming Scots: The Scotsman
Claire Smith
Sunday, May 25
Adams makes pledge to save peace process: Scotland on Sunday
Nicholas Christian
Sinn Fein 'to reach unionists': BBC
The danger of addiction to Northern Ireland ...: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
A brave and generous man: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Sinn Fein man in kidnap sues: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Gone without a trace: (from the Irish Times, May 24)
Suzanne Breen
PUP campaigns to drive racists out of Ballymena: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Police target Mad Dog's terror cash: Scotland on Sunday
Ian Johnston
This Week does a hatchet job on journalists' coverage of Stakeknife: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Scappaticci takes North's security minister to court: Sunday Business Post
Barry O Kelly
Blair not only one embarrassed: Belfast Telegraph (May 20)
Chris Thornton
Strong on opinion, short on disclosure: it’s in the Post: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Sensing something wicked on the way: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Collins case stirs bitter memories in the North: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
Photography teacher bridges divide in N. Ireland: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Where Threats Are Always Orange: New York Times
Sarah Lyall
Ulster 'too dangerous' for US students: Belfast Telegraph (May 20)
Sean O'Driscoll
Sinn Fein plays political football: The Sunday Times
Scott Millar
Pilgrims prepare for St Anthony's 'tour' of Ireland: Scotland on Sunday
Nicola Byrne
Saturday, May 24
Unionists to discuss declaration: BBC
Cutbacks in army linked to end of IRA activities: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Trimble condemns 'ethnic cleansing': (from the Irish News)
Sharon O’Neill
A Fair Trial: The Blanket
Bernadette McKevitt
PSNI equality law contested: Belfast Telegraph (May 14)
O'Loan Told to be Positive on Police: The News Letter
Alan Erwin
Cost of North protection scheme soars: Irish Examiner
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Better Policing does not Need More Firearms: The News Letter
Editorial
Policing meeting should have gone ahead - SF: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Poll protest was wrong: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Victims' families plan Stone action: BBC
Stone - let's find the truth: Sunday Life (May 18)
Editorial
Where is the outcry at loyalist offences?: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Portrait unites Ulster divisions: The Guardian
Peter Lennon
Orange Must Consider Alternative: Derry Journal
Editorial
Flagging fortunes: (from Irelandclick.com, May 8)
Editorial
Pride without prejudice - Sectarianism in Football: Belfast Telegraph
Damian Smyth
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Journal Identifies Observer B: Derry Journal
MI5 dictating Saville intelligence presentation: (from the Sunday Tribune, May 11)
Eamonn McCann
Friday, May 23
Police Meeting Protest 'Shows Sinn Fein Are Out of Touch: The News Letter
Sinn Fein and the right to free speech: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
MLA offices move 'a farce' - DUP man: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
While actions speak louder, words matter: (from the Irish News, May 13)
Breidge Gadd
I'll meet Scappaticci - says victim's mother: Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Disappearing The Truth: The Blanket (May 18)
Anthony McIntyre
Spooks are not so easy to spring from their closets: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
Who's guilty of collusion now?: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Fact, Fiction And Stakeknife: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Truth can sometimes be difficult to handle: (from the Irish News)
Newton Emerson
PSNI tried to infiltrate us, say dissident republicans: Sunday Business Post (May 11)
Barry O'Kelly
Rough justice: (from Irelandclick.com, Apr 28)
Editorial
DUP's plan 'could build unity': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Pirouetting around the gun’s barrel: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Watch this space for new generation of DUP leaders: Irish Examiner (May 1)
Noel Whelan
San Francisco internee: (from Irelandclick.com, May 8)
Editorial
Pub raid 'linked to Ulster terrorists': The Herald
Bruce McKain
McAleese’s dark side: The Sunday Times (May 11)
Editorial
Army slaughters British in pitch battle: Irish Independent (May 16)
Ben Quinn
Stormont’s uneasy truce for art’s sake: The Sunday Times (May 18)
Jan Battles
Cross-Border group chief suspended in loan probe: Irish Examiner (May 21)
Michael O’Farrell
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'Innocents' killed on Bloody Sunday: BBC
Thursday, May 22
Hold poll in North soon, urges Haass: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
How Bush's man 'is hooked on seeing process through': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Murphy defends decision to postpone North vote: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Unionists need to learn to box clever: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Sinn Fein to demonstrate over stalled elections: The Guardian
Wreckers are happy living with wreckage: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Is everyone really out of step except republicans?: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Six acquitted of C-IRA membership: RTE (May 8)
Police quiz IRA informer 'linked to Stakeknife': UTV Internet
How informers forced the Provos to the peace table: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Lies, intrigue and smokescreen to keep the truth hidden: (from The People, May 18)
Greg Harkin
Tourism plea for Orange marches: UTV Internet
Omagh police partnership meeting disrupted: RTE
Ending the silence on extortion: (from Irelandclick.com, Apr 28)
Editorial
Just One Word to Describe Our Political Situation: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Evidence 'destroyed over health fears': (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Kingsmill massacre to be re-examined: Belfast Telegraph (May 13)
Michael McHugh
Orange kids come south to pay homage to King Billy: Irish Independent (May 19)
Elaine Keogh
Three men sought for attack on Neil Lennon: Daily Telegraph (May 10)
Celtic calls for schools to tackle bigotry: The Sunday Times (May 11)
Joanne Robertson
Death of IRA man Red Mickey Doherty: (from the Irish News, May 16)
Seamus McKinney
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Inquiry soldier admits shooting gunmen: Financial Times
Richard Milne
Wednesday, May 21
Leaked Stakeknife reports tried to wreck peace process, says Cowen: Irish Examiner
Aidan Hennigan and Fionnán Sheahan
Doom and Gloom 'Failing to Impact' Says UUP Leader: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Democracy is imperilled by Blair's hard-ball diplomacy: The Herald (May 2)
Alf Young
It’s time for some political enforcement: Irish World
Peter Kelly
Royal Irish Regiment to be victim of peace deal: The Times (Apr 19)
David Lister
Trying to square the political circle: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Opinion poll is cause for hope: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Politicians Do Not Deserve to be Patronised: The News Letter
Editorial
'Outing' of Brit mole in IRA eyed with suspicion: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Irish cops have spy in IRA: News of the World (May 18)
Martin Breen
Stakeknife controversy could put MI5's operations at risk, security advisers warn: Financial Times
Jimmy Burns and John Murray Brown
'Stakeknife' cuts both ways: The Blanket (May 13)
Brendan O'Neill
Haunted by an informer: Boston Globe (May 20)
Editorial
MoD 'must prove' that Nelson is really dead: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Loyalists Planted Device at Republican Office: The News Letter
UVF feud 'put to bed' says Hutchinson: (from the Irish News)
Roddy McGregor
Body set to rule on Garvaghy parade: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
We Have the Facts - Now Let's do the Debate: The News Letter (May 19)
Editorial
It's time we admitted that the Irish national psyche is as British as roast beef: Sunday Independent (May 4)
Eoghan Williams
Ulster police eye trauma payout: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Parties seek election compensation: BBC
Ulster journalists' arrest intimidatory, say leaders: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Samuel Rosenfeld: Irish Independent (May 17)
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Soldier rejects contempt charge: BBC
Tuesday, May 20
Talks to advance NI political process: BBC
Republic's voters lay blame for talks logjam: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Blair 'right to postpone poll': BBC
McGuinness warns over elections failure: UTV Internet
Haass calls for elections 'soon': BBC
Polls give the IRA food for thought: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
McGuinness Rejects Claims of Republicanism Crisis: The News Letter
Trail for Truth on Alleged Spy in IRA Proves Tricky: Los Angeles Times (May 19)
William Wallace
I'll meet families, 'innocent' Scappaticci says: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
An Irish Murder Mystery: Time
Chris Thornton
How husband and wife were 'nutted': (from The People, May 18)
Greg Harkin
Shadowy Forces: The Blanket
Eamonn McCann
Honest disclosure needed, not expensive inquiries: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Brake needed on the wheels within wheels: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Time for dirty war 'sources' to put up or shut up: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Just How Dirty is Dirty?: Derry Journal
Editorial
Ulster police lack strategy for agents: The Guardian (Apr 19)
Rosie Cowan
Unionists decry scrapping of the flag: (from the Irish News, May 17)
William Scholes
Change at top 'heals UVF split': Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
Mum with links to Adair forced to leave: Sunday Life (May 4)
Alan Murray
Loyalists behind most paramilitary attacks: Irish Examiner (May 2)
Fionnán Sheahan
Spy code 'flouted to bug calls': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Ian Malone - UK soldier, Irish hero: Sunday Independent (Apr 27)
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Saville told shots were fired at army: Belfast Telegraph
Monday, May 19
IRA need not give up on Irish unity, says Murphy: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
45% of voters say IRA unclear on ending paramilitary acts: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock
"Talk of Irish unity is a distraction": Sunday Business Post (May 18) — Trimble interview
Sean Mac Carthaigh
'Unionists will not contest seats in the Republic,' says Trimble: UTV Internet
Perfidy Swirls Around Tales Of 'Stakeknife': Washington Post
Glenn Frankel
Freddie Scappaticci breaks his silence: (from Irelandclick.com)
Robin Livingstone
Why this man is Stakeknife: Sunday Herald (May 18)
Neil Mackay
Ex-spy handler fears for Stakeknife's life: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
More IRA moles are set to be exposed: The Times
Michael Evans
US website owners deny responsibility for `Stakeknife' story: Sunday Business Post (May 18)
Paul T Colgan
IRA grilled Stakeknife twice then stood him down: Sunday Life (May 18)
With peace process in the balance, Stakeknife saga puts IRA on a sharp edge: Irish Independent
The bluff and counter-bluff in fingering Freddie: The Sunday Times (May 18)
Ghosts in the killing machine: Sunday Independent (May 18)
Jim Cusack
PSNI search former Ulster agent's home: UTV Internet
Scappaticci sentenced me to death: (from The People, May 18)
Kevin Fulton
Stakeknife's world of doublespeak: The Observer (May 18)
Henry McDonald
Britain takes a leafout of Hitler's book: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
Torment - Families demand truth of Stone killings: Sunday Life (May 18)
Stephen Breen
UDA warn - we'll kill 10 catholics: Sunday Life (May 18)
Alan Murray
Unwelcome in the U.S.: Rocky Mountain News (May 12)
Sarah Huntley
Cops 'No Show': (from Irelandclick.com, May 12)
Jarlath Kearney
NI police stage reconstruction: RTE
Family believe man has been executed: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
Irish-American settles over paper's article: Belfast Telegraph (May 16)
Sunday, May 18
Three more spies in IRA 'to be named': Sunday Telegraph
David Bamber
Rogue agents 'to expose' 80 IRA moles: Scotland on Sunday
Brian Brady
Revealed - five British spies inside IRA: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Burnside dismisses call for spy inquiry: UTV Internet
Police raid home of army agent suspected of Stakeknife link: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Stakeknife unmasked - Tracking the bloody trail of an IRA mole: Toronto Star (May 17)
Sandro Contenta
Former FRU handler says Scappiticci is Stakeknife: (from The People)
Greg Harkin
Stakeknife character does not exist - IRA: Sunday Business Post
Barry O'Kelly
IRA's GHQ riddled with informers: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Scap pal JJ Magee was NOT an informer: (from The People)
Greg Harkin
Mysteries multiply at heart of Stakeknife saga: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
'Stakeknife' driven into peace process: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
Spy story lifts peace stalemate boredom: Sunday Independent
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Let the truth be told: The Observer
Henry McDonald
The forgotten man caught in the crossfire: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Secret no more: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
The truth about the world of Stakeknife: Sunday Telegraph
Sean O'Callaghan
Spies, secrets and lies: Scotland on Sunday
Mary Fitzgerald & Brian Brady
Is he or isn't he?: Sunday Telegraph
John Ware and Alasdair Palmer
As cunning as a baby lamb: Sunday Independent
Stakeknife spin a last attempt on republicanism?: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
The new parlour game 'Spot the Tout' will run and run: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
De Brun on message: Irish Echo
Editorial
Ogra Sinn Fein stage Dublin protest: UTV Internet
Death threats and harassment by the RUC/PSNI: The Blanket (May 12)
Joe Dillon
Landmark ruling makes IRA sympathies legal: Sunday Business Post
Crisis in North delays Queen's visit to Dublin: The Observer
Nicola Byrne
SDLP man to defend stand on flags: Belfast Telegraph (May 6)
Claire Regan
Saturday, May 17
Stakeknife revelations hurt IRA and army: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan and Richard Norton-Taylor
Adams accepts Scappaticci denial: RTE
Family of IRA victim forced to revisit the past: The Guardian
Stuart Millar
'Stakeknife' Questions Blunted by Anger: The News Letter
Alan Erwin
Stakeknife and a deadly game of truth or dare: The Times
Ian Cobain and David Lister
Stakeknife shrouded by cloak and dagger: Financial Times
Jimmy Burns and John Murray Brown
Dirty tricks are common currency of undercover agents everywhere: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Living a lie - the secret world of the informer: Irish Independent — Part II
James Rennie
To be blunt, Stakeknife may be mistake-knife: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Come spy with me: (from the Irish Times)
Ed Moloney
Lies, damn lies and the media: (from Irelandclick.com)
Who Knew - Who Knows - Who Will Tell?: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Blair must declare undercover 'war' over: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Witness 'told' to become informer: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
Security inquiry calls split Policing Board: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Reject joint declaration - UUP secretary urges: UTV Internet
We Must Face Future Confidently - Nesbitt: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Call to halt police link-up: UTV Internet
PSNI officers now likely to apply for senior Garda job: Irish Independent (Apr 19)
Tom Brady
November deadline for Assembly elections: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Boundary review's 'ripple effect': BBC
Mark Devenport
New survey backs US use of Shannon: Irish Independent
Brian Dowling
Loyalist feud threatens families: BBC
Adams high in 'popular' poll: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Families call for end to bombs 'cover up': (from the Irish News, May 16)
Valerie Robinson
Councillors kick about stadium plan for H-Blocks' site: (from Irelandclick.com, Apr 21)
Fiona Brady
Hunger strike jail to be site of sports stadium: The Observer (May 11)
Henry McDonald
Friday, May 16
Adams - Political process in danger: UTV Internet
Election Delay Shows Dubious Democracy: The Blanket (May 12)
Eamon Lynch
UUP running from elections - Wilson: UTV Internet
Ex-agent reports Stakeknife to police: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
'Stakeknife' gets benefit of doubt from Sinn Fein: The Times
David Lister
Fresh claims in IRA spy saga: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Library may have been used to spy on Sinn Féin: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O’Neill
Opposition to Stakeknife inquiry: BBC
Agent may spend life in safe houses: The Guardian (May 12)
Nick Hopkins
Local man comes out of hiding to rubbish Stakeknife stories: (from Irelandclick.com)
Anne Cadwallader
Stepping out of shadows to risk his life in spotlight: Irish Independent (May 15)
Alan Murray
We were right to name Stakeknife, say reporters: The Guardian
Ciar Byrne
What is the truth behind the story of Stakeknife?: Daily Telegraph
Matt Born
The cover-ups, the lying, the deceit, the whitewash and the shame continue: (from Irelandclick.com)
Stakeknife is as real as the toothfairy: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Shroud of the foggy dew: Sydney Morning Herald
Peter Fray
The story of Stakeknife is full of holes: The Guardian
Danny Morrison
Differences of opinion on who is allowed to murder whom: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann
A filthy episode: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
SF missing man appeal: UTV Internet
Written in Stone - Murder in the cemetery: Sunday Life (May 11)
Stephen Breen
Killer’s story supports SF claims: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Families to tackle garda on Omagh probe: UTV Internet
SF jail call is rejected: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
All of us are Called to Grow up, Says Bishop: The News Letter
Billy Kennedy
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Shootings 'a tragedy' — soldier: Belfast Telegraph
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