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This archive contains references to articles from November 1-15, 2000. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Wednesday, November 15
Government denies RUC reforms have been 'gutted': Electronic Telegraph
Second Commissioner slams police reforms: Irelandclick.com
Unionists fail to freeze police reforms: The Times
Mandelson could extend board deadline: The Irish Times
The Lords and the RUC: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Patten row demands renewed search for peace: Irish Examiner
Bill to scrap oath to Queen is rejected: The Times
NIO statistics should reflect north’s divide: Irish News
Courthouse takes centre stage as actors revisit horrors of Belfast: The Independent
Troubles in mind: The Times (Nov. 10)
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 15 --------- Inquiry hears of 'killing policy' claim: BBC
Army chief 'backed shoot to kill policy': UTV Internet
Resident troops 'were sidelined': The Irish Times
Tuesday, November 14
'Real IRA' blamed for planned mortar attack: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein silent over bomb attack: Electronic Telegraph
Bomb find scene to be re-examined: BBC
No grey areas on violence: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble urges police reform freeze: BBC
Patten has been gutted: The Guardian
Scathing attack on police reform: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Row brews over policing nominations: BBC
UUP to use peer pressure on arms: Irish News
SF decision on legal challenge to ban imminent: The Irish Times
De Brún to take Mandy to court over Sinn Féin ban: Irelandclick.com
Government to provide help for terrorist victims: UTV Internet
Assembly debates 'road map': The Irish Times
Union Jack will fly over Sinn Fein ministers' buildings: UTV Internet
Trimble's film protest out of focus: Belfast Telegraph
Irish international prize for Mowlam: The Times
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 14 --------- Two Paras accused of torture and mutilation: The Independent
No reply to counsel request for IRA tape: Irish Examiner
Paras 'were cleared by corrupt tribunal': Electronic Telegraph
Boody Sunday policies claim: UTV Internet
Tribunal designed to protect military: Irish Examiner
Dublin ‘has failed to help inquiry’: Irish News
Monday, November 13
RUC foils attempt to repeat Enniskillen bombing: Electronic Telegraph
Searches resume after mortar find: BBC
Capital on alert as Real IRA plot foiled: The Times
Time for physical force is long gone: Irish News
British make move towards nationalists on Patten: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune, Nov. 12)
Political process won't survive another suspension — Adams: Irelandclick.com
Real change can not be found cheap: Irish News
Sinn Fein departments fly Union Flag: BBC
IRA to be named as O’Connor killers: Irish Examiner
SF in government must cut IRA links - O'Donnell: The Irish Times
Wearing the poppy with pride: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Peace process unimportant to Bush and Gore: Boston Herald (Nov. 12)
Sex abuser who was feted as hero: Ireland on Sunday (Nov. 13)
Libel writ by Bloody Sunday relative: Irish News
Bloody Sunday inquiry resumes: BBC
Bloody Sunday: a brother’s appeal: Irish News
Sunday, November 12
Real IRA's 500lb bomb for London is thwarted: Electronic Telegraph
IRA may help rebel terrorists carry out attacks: The Sunday Times
Maguire fury after IRA shoots brother: The Observer
SF sanction may not work, admits Trimble: Sunday Life
Trimble indulges in double standards: Ireland on Sunday
A time for honesty: The Observer
Unionist warns over NI Assembly: BBC
Sever your IRA links: Ireland on Sunday
McGuinness 'elected by vote-rigging': The Sunday Times
Farewell to a friend in high places: The Observer
When America sneezes, Ireland will catch cold: Ireland on Sunday
Restorick petition: UTV Internet
Bloody Sunday officer sued for libel: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble anger at BBC drama by 'IRA apologist': The Sunday Times
RUC slams BBC over bomb hoax outbreak: Sunday Life
Ulster's most bigoted town woos tourists: The Sunday Times
Saturday, November 11
Sinn Fein departments to fly Union flag: BBC
Parliament law 'for Sinn Fein's benefit': UTV Internet
Police ‘expertise must be protected’: Irish News
RUC asks for a £13m cash boost: Electronic Telegraph
Clinton's foreign policy success rest on role in NI: The Irish Times
Equality agenda is vital – Adams: Irish News
Loyalists broker feud deal: Irelandclick.com
Police on alert for 'Real IRA' attack in England: The Irish Times
Dissident IRA group admits bomb blast: The Irish Times
Poignant Remembrance service at Maze: UTV Internet
New judge for Bloody Sunday team: Electronic Telegraph
Victims' campaigner guilty of sex abuse: BBC
Friday, November 10
Legal action over sanctions 'will fail': BBC
McGuinness accuses Trimble of jeopardising agreement’s institutions: Irish Examiner
Clinton to fly to Ulster to aid talks on weapons: The Guardian
Peace will ‘die of neglect’ under Bush: Irish News
Kennedy calls for full Patten implementation: Irish Examiner
Blair must act or Catholics will not join new police force says Sinn Féin: Irish Examiner
Compensation for police widows still behind South: The Irish Times
Fitt under fire for RUC title support: Irish News
Fury over US move to label Real IRA terrorists: Irish Independent
Sinn Fein to resist flag call: UTV Internet
'Secret deal' claim over flags: BBC
Tory critical of 'secret agreement': UTV Internet
Empey advocates cross-Border ties: The Irish Times
New law puts informers under close scrutiny: Irish Examiner
The Right to Truth: Irelandclick.com (Nov. 8)
Former INLA prisoner seeks release under Northern Agreement: Irish Examiner
Thursday, November 9
SF urges British to avert 'course of collapse': The Irish Times
Ulster Unionists 'not out to wreck Good Friday Agreement': UTV Internet
North ministers meet for first time since ban: Irish Independent
Trimble's Sinn Fein sanctions signal trouble at the table: Belfast Telegraph
SF calls for release of IRA prisoners: The Irish Times
Lords reject dual RUC name: BBC
Mandelson ends moves to extradite IRA killers: Electronic Telegraph
Mandelson pledge on Real IRA: BBC
Parliamentary privilege?: Belfast Telegraph
Time to pay tribute to all ‘war’ dead: Irish News
The debt the North owes Clinton : The Irish Times
Clinton visit 'not yet certain': UTV Internet
US raises record funds for Sinn Fein: Irish News
Payouts plea for soldiers: BBC
Wednesday, November 8
British won’t force Trimble to lift ban: Irish Examiner
Adams hopes for ban breakthrough: BBC
Trimble must lift ban says Adams: Irish Examiner
Trimble, Adams claim US support on key issues: The Irish Times
Maybe it's the fault of the natives: Irish News
Ulster may be lower on US agenda: Belfast Telegraph
Police warn of car-bomb campaign over Christmas: The Independent
Victim's mother seeks inquiry into shooting: The Irish Times
Loyalists meet over feud violence: BBC
Loyalist terrorist speaks to MPs at House: The Times
Anger over killer's Westminster invite: BBC
A new island identity: Belfast Telegraph
Clinton's Belfast visit could help process: The Irish Times
Escapees not to be extradited to North: Irish Examiner
Seats bill passes Lords hurdle: BBC
War of words on ‘IRA plaque’: Irish News
£11m deal on pensions for RUC widows: Electronic Telegraph
Tuesday, November 7
Trimble tells dissidents to toe the party line: UTV Internet
Trimble and Mallon 'kissed and made up': The Irish Times
Unionism must change shape and evolve, says Adams: Irish Examiner
Adams and Blair to meet on ban: The Irish Times
Tory manifesto pledge to save RUC title: Electronic Telegraph
Decommissioning should not be rushed - Ervine: The Irish Times
Plot thickens for conspiracy theorists: Belfast Telegraph
RUC pain: IRA gain: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Manifesto dilemma facing Unionists: Belfast Telegraph
Seats Bill passes Lords hurdle: BBC
Bureau targets Real IRA cash: Irish Independent
Media accused of vilifying McKevitts over bomb: The Irish Times
Injured officer 'tried to stem blood': BBC
More deaths expected despite truce attempts: Irish Examiner
Family appeal over target fears: BBC
Victim's family wants 'madness' to end: The Irish Times
Remembrance parade re-routed: BBC
Hume to raise plight of border businesses: Irish News
IRA statue: DUP make legal threat: Belfast Telegraph
Irishness is determined not merely by genetics: The Irish Times
Monday, November 6
Mallon: 'NI executive will survive crisis': BBC
Sinn Fein move to topple Trimble with no-confidence vote: Irish Examiner
Blair must halt RUC reform until terrorist guns are ditched: Electronic Telegraph (by William Hague)
Loyalists ‘call truce to bury the dead’: Irish News
North remains tense as UDA show defiance: Irish Independent
SDLP slams deputy mayor: Irish News
Hopes of end to feud raised by leading loyalist: The Irish Times
When they needed a stranger...?: Irish News
Real IRA attacks feared: The Times
Three released without charge: BBC
Stevens inquiry unearths collusion evidence?: UTV Internet
SAS and the North: not quite setting the record straight: Irish Independent
Sunday, November 5
Trimble: 'Arms strategy may fail': BBC
Mother of all crises - McGuinness: Ireland on Sunday
Adams: Crisis could derail Irish peace process: Boston Herald
Never was so much talked about but so little achieved: Sunday Independent
Fig leaf for SF can't hide nationalist support for Trimble: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Dublin plea on Ulster pullout: The Sunday Times
Mallon snub highlights the enormity of Trimble's subterfuge: Ireland on Sunday
The non-event that could foul up the whole system: Sunday Independent
The killing fields of Belfast city: Ireland on Sunday
Why loyalist feuding threatens Ulster peace: Electronic Telegraph
Loyalists dreading war in own ranks: Boston Herald
Loyalists must not dance to this diabolical tune: Ireland on Sunday
Victim of long memories: Sunday Independent
Shankill's bloody feud set to spill outside Belfast: The Sunday Times
IRA rebuff for Adams prison ally: The Observer
Found: Real IRA's rocket launcher that scored a hit on MI6: Electronic Telegraph
Omagh bomb suspects released: UTV Internet
Assets freeze for Real IRA fundraisers: The Sunday Times
Masked men join funeral as Loyalist feud victim is buried: Independent on Sunday
America's silence lobby: The Observer
Adair had leaked army documents: The Sunday Times
RUC in disarray as levels of sick leave reach peak: The Sunday Times
Catholics to regain right to the throne: Electronic Telegraph
Daphne stands by her man: The Sunday Times
Dublin to speak in Northern tongue: The Observer
Saturday, November 4
Trimble suffers double blow: The Guardian
Cinderella disobeys wicked stepmother: The Irish Times
Sanctions face court threat: BBC
Talks just a face-saving exercise, says Empey: The Irish Times
Sinn Féin will not be kept out by Trimble: Irish Examiner
Mandelson could overrule vote: The Irish Times
Maimed RUC officer was victim of loyalist bomb: Electronic Telegraph
We can expect no moves on arms issue: Unison.ie
Mitchell calls for northern leaders to put exclusion crisis in perspective: Irish Examiner
Mitchell’s jumping ship — Boyd: Irish News
Mitchell rules out Northern role: The Irish Times
Mitchell will lead inquiry on Mideast: Philadelphia Inquirer
Why we are off the rails?: Belfast Telegraph
Scuppering the ark in the land of No-ah: Irish News
Food safety does nationalists a lot of good: The Irish Times
Latest crisis is one too far for ailing peace process: Unison.ie (Editorial)
Unionists must not be allowed shatter agreement: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Changing names - changing nothing: Irelandclick.com
Let us have Patten neat: The Guardian (Editorial)
Police release man in Stevens probe: Belfast Telegraph
Two arrested in blast inquiry: BBC
Victim's mother to picket SF fund-raiser in NY: The Irish Times
Omagh families meet US authorities: UTV Internet
Lords approve flags Order: BBC
IRSP claim IRA intimidation: UTV Internet
Protestants fear for their lives during loyalist feud: Irish Examiner
Stepping out on the road to talks: Belfast Telegraph
Gardaí fudge on video surveillance — AG: Irish Examiner
Friday, November 3
Impartial inspectors say IRA serious about peace: Boston Herald
Praise for IRA gives boost to peace: The Guardian
Peace in Ulster is each side only killing its own: The Scotsman
Thirst for revenge puts talk of peace on back-burner: Irish Examiner
25 years of killing that began with bar brawl: The Times
Ahern to meet party leaders on North: The Irish Times
Minister to attend 'banned' meeting: BBC
Adams calls on Mandelson to stand up to Trimble: UTV Internet
'Governments want sanctions lifted': BBC
Stumbling blocks on Ulster's path to peace: The Guardian
Trimble plays it tough: The Irish Times
Isolation of economies a non-starter: Irish News
Policing may hold the key to three-part solution of pact crisis: Irish Independent
What if Castleblaney had been the bomb target instead of Castlewellan?: Belfast Telegraph
The war is over, the real peace has yet to begin: The Scotsman
Northern Ireland -- a lesson in the value of incrementalism: Minneapolis Star Tribune (Editorial)
Jumping together: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Defending the Agreement: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Still no sign of a meeting of minds: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
New era in police accountability: Irish News (Editorial)
Four arrested in security forces collusion investigation: Irish Examiner
SF stops condemning attacks by dissidents: The Irish Times
Rewriting history a dubious undertaking: Irish Echo
Gardai chief critical of Omagh programme: UTV Internet
North made radical shift, says President: The Irish Times
Widow slams killer’s release McCauley allowed out on compassionate grounds: Irish Examiner
Thursday, November 2
Cowen and Mandelson discuss SF talks ban: Irish Examiner
Nationalists defy Trimble's ban: The Guardian
Divisions intensify as Mallon challenges Trimble: UTV Internet
Why we should be helping Trimble now: Irish Independent
Bitter divide emerges to threaten peace accord: Irish Independent
A time to stand back and consider North crisis: The Irish Times
Bertie tries `steady as she goes' approach: Irish Independent
PM to meet arms inspectors: BBC
Direct rule’s attractions are growing: Irish News
Bad old days back to haunt Castlewellan: The Irish Times
No excuse to spurn dialogue: Belfast Telegraph
New institutions must not fall: Irish News (Editorial)
4 slain in Protestant feud: Violence surges amid government crisis: Boston Herald
Tit-for-tat killings send loyalist leaders into hiding: Irish Examiner
Fear and loathing as loyalist feud spreads: The Irish Times
Loyalist is killed as feud goes on: Electronic Telegraph
SDLP 'sectarian' says DUP: Belfast Telegraph
Irish-Americans gather to meet Clintons: The Irish Times
Charges dropped in secrecy case: The Guardian
RUC officer loses leg in bomb attack: The Times
Call for ban on republican group: UTV Internet
Memorial planned to honour Ulster dead: The Independent
Wednesday, November 1
Two killed in revenge raids by loyalists: Electronic Telegraph
Two shot dead as loyalist feud intensifies: The Guardian
Troops back on streets after murder: UTV Internet
Response due to UUP block on SF: The Irish Times
Serious threat to Executive — Mallon: Irish Independent
There is no legal road for Sinn Fein: Belfast Telegraph
FG calls for meeting of parties to Agreement: The Irish Times
Clinton's cavalry returns as deal faces its last stand: Irish Independent
The arms issue is important but not unique: Belfast Telegraph
N. Ireland's Vision Thing: Christian Science Monitor (Editorial, Oct. 31)
Envoy help badly needed: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Irish republican strife further jars the peace process: Boston Globe
Policeman hurt in station attack: BBC
Portadown lodge awaits talks ruling: The Irish Times
Fitting monument: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Basque and NI issues not alike - Spanish minister: The Irish Times