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Saturday, November 15
Devolution under agreement top choice: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton and Noel McAdam
Trimble accuses Paisley of dodging public debate: Irish Independent
John Devine
The future is orange, Paisley insists: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Women making small gains on political stage: Irish Independent
Alison O'Connor
No meltdown of moderate parties: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Sinn Fein may get votes boost from arms move: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Election 2003: Opinion Poll - How opinion is divided on London: Belfast Telegraph
A good election's worth more than a lost dog: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Unionism at another crossroads?: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Support grows for the police - Majority of Catholics have 'confidence': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Alliance urges quotas change: BBC
Police anger at NI election ad: UTV Internet
Poll results set scene for election: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Border Poll a Surprise from SDLP: The News Letter
Editorial
Ex-Terrorist Held in U.S. on Immigration Charges: The Scotsman
Ciaran Ferry denied asylum: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
'Human Rights Chief Must Go': The News Letter
The crisis in the Human Rights Commission: (from the Irish News)
Steven McCaffery
Pipe bomb found in search: BBC
Police reject loyalist murder claims: UTV Internet
The law must beat this evil: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
I Have No Regrets Over Greysteel Massacre - Says Convicted Gunman: Derry Journal
Highest Catholic honour for Thatcher: Irish Independent
Neville Dean
Is Iraq America's Northern Ireland?: Newark Star Ledger (Nov 14)
John Farmer
Friday, November 14
Good Friday deal in danger: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Changing faces on the battle bus: Irish Independent
Alison O'Connor
Pro-Union case 'must be heard': BBC
UKUP committed to post-election talks: RTE
SDLP urges 'all-Ireland poll': BBC
Election 2003 - We never sought poll pact, claims SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Dan McGinn
Battle within nationalism: BBC (Nov 11)
Mark Devenport
Voters face 'tempting' possibilities: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
IRA factor at heart of the problem: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Strange bedfellows: Irish Echo
Editorial
Loyalists 'have lost faith' in the police: (from the Irish News, Nov 11)
Bimpe Fatogun
Let us not forget: (from the Irish Post)
Gary Kent
Pressure mounting on human rights chief: (from the Irish News)
Steven McCaffery
Ireland - Repression, violence, segregation – the realities of the sectarian state: The Blanket
Paul Mallon
Human Rights chief rejects resignation call: UTV Internet
Shoukri wins appeal on arms charge: Belfast Telegraph
Diesel Scam Netted Profit for Real IRA: The News Letter (Oct 22)
UK and Ireland clash over new identity cards: The Independent
Nigel Morris
Ron Brown programme promotes entrepreneurial zeal: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 20)
Mairtin O Muilleoir
Thursday, November 13
Ulster rivals neck and neck halfway into campaign: The Independent
David McKittrick
More than 75% 'set to vote': BBC
Election 2003 - Exclusive Opinion Poll: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Unionists urged to vote nationalist: Irish Examiner
Alan Erwin
Election 2003 - Opinion Poll: Were Tony Blair and David Trimble right to do what they did?: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
SDLP learn perils of playing both sides of street: Irish Independent
Sam Smyth
Simply Enough for David Trimble?: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
PR must be used to full advantage: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Neck and neck in the race for seats: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Claims About Police Outrageous - Cobain: The News Letter
A morbid fixation with the past: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Dickson to meet man who called for resignation: (from the Irish News)
Steven McCaffery
Did the IRA Fire Shots?: The News Letter
Stephen Dempster
Court to hear Stormont spying claims: Belfast Telegraph
DUP objects to 'former enemies' at Poppy Day: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
UVF Leaders 'Furious' Over Killing: The News Letter
Words can be cheap: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Illegal Parade Planned: The News Letter
HMP Maghabery - first flames from a tinderbox: The Blanket (Nov 7)
Fionnbarra Ó Dochartaigh
SF dismissive of all Ireland Fianna Fail election bid: UTV Internet
Hermon, scourge of the IRA, fights a battle closer to home: The Times
Andrew Pierce
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Official IRA man 'tried to shoot soldier': Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Wednesday, November 12
There'll be no more pushover unionism, vows Paisley: Irish Independent
Alison O'Connor
Election 2003 - SF ready for top posts in Government: Belfast Telegraph
Anything but a unionist sea of tranquillity: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Big bad wolf makes an electoral entrance: (from Irelandclick.com) — corrected version Nov 12
Danny Morrison
Economic issues? No one cares this time around: Irish Independent
New dynamic and a better future for all: (from the Irish News, Nov 10)
Roy Garland
On the One Road: The Blanket (Oct 24)
Mick Hall
Tory Downgrade on Ulster Provokes Mixed Response: The News Letter
Ulster 'not sidelined' in Howard team: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Drumcree rioters 'very lucky' to get suspended sentences: (from the Irish News)
Are we closer to bomb truth?: Impartial Reporter (Nov 6)
Jordan family await court ruling: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 6)
Jarlath Kearney
Mayor defies 'sectarian and faceless' dissidents: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Poppy ceremonies are for everyone: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Plea to governments over border revitalisation: UTV Internet (Oct 15)
The Iron Lady...and Ulster: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 8)
Barry White
Memorial to Irish boy soldier 'is imperialist': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Keane silences the party tunes: The Guardian (Oct 23)
Michael Walker
First Minister welcomes tough police action on sectarian crimes: The Scotsman (Nov 7)
Andrew Denholm
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Provo honour code hides truth — SDLP: (from the Irish News, Nov 10)
Former IRA man stable after fall: UTV Internet
More Official IRA Men to Give Evidence: The News Letter
Tuesday, November 11
Sectarian division may deepen after Ulster poll: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Sinn Féin's transfer vote call: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
SDLP quietly confident where Sinn Fein has its problems: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
SF to take top Stormont post - McGuinness: UTV Internet
Trimble targeting Adams' stronghold: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Election 2003 - SF could spring a surprise in stronghold of unionism: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Féin put it up to Jeffrey: (from Irelandclick.com)
Jarlath Kearney
Candidates take to campaign trail: BBC (Nov 9)
Mark Devenport
Review can't become renegotiation - SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
PUP condemn Antrim murder: UTV Internet
UVF 'sanctioned murder': Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Victim 'not in UVF': BBC
Monitors must bare their teeth - if they have any: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Former British soldier on trial for plotting attack on old barracks: The Scotsman
Allan Hall & Deirdre Tynan
Genocidal killer who got 'up close and personal': Sunday Independent (Nov 9)
Jim Cusack
The police officers whose lives were ruined by the job: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker and Karen Ireland
The jailer, the LVF boss and the coke cops: Sunday Life (Nov 9)
Alan Murray
Howard names new North spokesman in Tory 'rebirth': Irish Independent
Andrew Grice
'Six-counties' should vote in south: Impartial Reporter (Nov 6)
Beyond belief: The Guardian
'Why we made a film about Holy Cross': BBC
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Official IRA man silent on sniper claims: Belfast Telegraph
Larry Deeney
Monday, November 10
Adams insists agreement is not up for negotiation: UTV Internet
Voters fade from view as poll nears: Irish Independent
John Devine
Poll battlebus takes the road to nowhere: (from the Irish News, Nov 8)
James Kelly
SDLP could be minority party this time out at the expense of Sinn Fein candidate: Irish Independent
George Jackson
Trimble 'seals' political fate just like O'Neill and Faulkner before him: Irish Independent
John Devine
McGuinness evades but Adams hides from truth: Sunday Independent (Nov 9)
Eilis O'Hanlon
Focus on McGuinness called undeserved: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Danger of inquiry fatigue: Irish Echo
Editorial
Northern Ireland remains in crisis, claims republican: UTV Internet
Fresh UDA coup planned: Sunday Life (Nov 9)
Stephen Breen
Murder victim linked to loyalists: BBC
Call time on these leeches: Sunday Life (Nov 9)
Editorial
Protected Omagh witness causes Garda/PSNI rift: Sunday Independent (Nov 9)
Jim Cusack
Disappeared and Disapproved: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
We must not forgive a man who mutilated another in our name: Sunday Independent (Nov 9)
Emer O'Kelly
No mention of Dundalk victims in Barron report: (from the Irish News, Nov 8)
Valerie Robinson
Presbyterians welcomed by Catholic clergy: Irish Independent (Nov 8)
David Quinn
UDR four man in third appeal: Sunday Life (Nov 9)
Ciaran McGuigan
Irish youths pay visit here, as friends: Hampton Union (Nov 4)
John Pedler
BBC brings it all home: Sunday Life (Nov 9)
Lynda Gilby
Big Brother is still watching over you: (from the Irish World, Oct 31)
Paul Donovan
Sunday, November 9
110,000 missing voters to hit Sinn Féin hopes: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
Election 2003: East Belfast - Unionists square up for battle: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
SDLP finances slump, but SF in the black as election looms: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
Grit your teeth and pick a pro-agreement candidate: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Martin McGuinness - Memories of a street-fighting man: Independent on Sunday
McGuinness the showman courts votes: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
'Mad, Crazy' - But Compulsive Viewing: Derry Journal (Nov 7)
Sean Mclaughlin
Name, rank and number may put McGuinness in the dock: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 7)
Lindy McDowell
Saville fails to grasp republican culture: Sunday Business Post
Eamonn MacDermott
Double Standards: Derry Journal (Nov 7)
Editorial
Time to tell the truth: The Sunday Times
Editorial
And what of Mr Howard?: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Agent Stakeknife to be grilled by Ulster collusion agents: Sunday Herald
Neil Mackay
Sinn Fein anger over Adams film: The Sunday Times
Siobhan Maguire
Adams to address Edentubber gathering: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Republican SF stages annual conference: UTV Internet
French councillor in Real IRA quiz: The Sunday Times
Ciaran Byrne
Backers of 'Drumcree 15' take to the streets: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Fatal shooting at flat puts UVF ceasefire in doubt: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Garda deny access to tip-off agent: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Policing 'will not be devolved': BBC
How my daughter was cast into a maelstrom of hatred: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Self-pitying howls drown out real drama: The Sunday Times
Liam Fay
Gangsters help Adair's exiled pal: Sunday Life (Oct 19) (Oct 19)
Stephen Breen
Star helps in graffiti removal: BBC (Oct 30)
Saturday, November 8
Parties turn fire on DUP: UTV Internet
Election 2003 - Church Gazette backs Trimble: Belfast Telegraph
Alf McCreary
Trimble waltzes into town: Romford Recorder
Rules of Electoral Combat May Have to Change: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Election 2003 — Victim of beating to stand in the elections: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 5)
Ciaran O'Neill
Set for an SDLP/Sinn Fein showdown by the river: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Election 2003 - Can SF cash in on absence of Hume?: Belfast Telegraph
Ciaran O'Neill
SF Loses Case on Election Coverage: The News Letter
Little Big Man: (from Irelandclick.com)
Adams waxes conciliatory: Irish Echo
Stephen McKinley
Stevens 'gets to truth' on collusion: BBC
Hibernians declare war on treaty: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
France frees more 'Real IRA' suspects: BBC
Red Rage — row continues at Dunnes Stores over poppies: (from Irelandclick.com)
Wearing a Poppy Not an Issue in Larne Shop: The News Letter
Scarcely a glimmer of hope...: (from the Irish News)
Norman Hamilton
Broadcasters' Duty to be Circumspect: The News Letter
Editorial
1974 Bomb Gang Used Dad's Taxi: The News Letter
Robinson steps in to halt GAA fundraising: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Carney proud to fly Irish flag on the wing for Great Britain: The Independent
Dave Hadfield
Ireland's Call - an anthem to lift the spirit of any true republican: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Belfast says - 'Jobs make friends': Lebanon Daily Star (Nov 7)
John J. Cullinane
Emerald Lessons for Iraq: National Review Online (Nov 5)
John Cullinan
--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------
"I Didn't Hear Shots Before Gunman Fired": The News Letter
Angry McGuinness Rages at Inquiry 'Double Standards': Derry Journal
Friday, November 7
Trimble calls for 'confusion' to be cleared: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Election 2003 - Anti-agreement rivals engage in war of words: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Hot texts from the DUP: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Rebel unionist 'got party assistance': Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Blair making little impact on election campaign says Kennedy: UTV Internet
Election 2003 - Durkan slams Trimble's DUP-lite unionists: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Negative campaign comes at a price: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Tiocfaidh ar la, comrade: (from Fortnight)
Gary Kent
Saluting 'the old lie' won't win respect: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Former IRA member loses his bid for political asylum: Rocky Mountain News
Sarah Huntley
Kidnapped: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Prison security 'taken seriously': BBC
Policing 'Example to Other Forces': The News Letter
Unionist Fox hunt hasn't materialised: (from the News Letter)
Suzanne Breen
Watching Trauma of Drama Unfold is Key to Peace: The News Letter
Swedes in peace study trip to Ulster: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 5)
The price of liberty: The Spectator
Adrian Hilton
--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------
Bloody Sunday tribunal to delay legal action against McGuinness: Irish Examiner
Gary Kelly
McGuinness prickles at line of questioning: BBC
Dominic Casciani
Saville Show Proves War Really is Over: The News Letter
Editorial
Everything must be out in the open: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Ex-IRA men asked to appear at inquiry: The Times
Christopher Walker
Bloody Sunday Inquiry latest: UTV Internet
Thursday, November 6
Tories challenge Blair on IRA arms: UTV Internet
Rebels tackle big parties in bids for seats at stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton & Noel McAdam
We'll Surprise You - Ervine: The News Letter
Election 2003 — Trimble faces Orange challenge to seat: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Guy Fawkes sees poll campaign off with a whimper: Irish Independent
Jean at rest but killers soldier on: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Poppy a Symbol of Peace, Says Legion: The News Letter
Kim Hewitt
Poppy Day kow-towing will not last: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Breton man freed by French police: RTE
Real IRA used folk festival 'as cover for gun running': Daily Telegraph
Philip Delves Broughton and Sally Pook
Real IRA arms plot linked to last smuggling attempt: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Will Border Fox be Extradited?: The News Letter
Karen Quinn
NI policing reforms 'respected': BBC
Belfast priest protests at BBC re-enactment of sectarian hatred outside Holy Cross school: The Independent
Ian Burrell
Red Card Call to Deal with Land Sale Bigotry: The News Letter
Secret MI5 agent may be a woman: The Times
Christopher Walker
SF chief 'believed tribunal wouldn't happen': Belfast Telegraph
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McGuinness risks jail for not naming IRA comrades: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
McGuinness refuses to reveal site of arms dump: The Independent
Gary Kelly
McGuinness 'I quit IRA nearly 30 years ago': UTV Internet
Historic day brings 'circus' to town: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Stonewall McGuinness: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Wednesday, November 5
DUP Lite jibe at Trimble over poll arms vow: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
UUP angered by Davis candidacy: UTV Internet
Parties attack UUP charter: BBC
SF urges voters to back unification vision: UTV Internet
A handful of votes could tip the balance: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
MPs slam Kennedy reply on arms issue: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
'I'm Committed to Good Friday Deal': Derry Journal
How Does Gerry Adams Stay Awake through it all?: Fortnight
Rudie Goldsmith
Building blocks of the GFA are central progress: (from the Derry Journal, Oct 31)
Colin Harvey
The Ombudsman and the police ..... three years on: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Prison strike postponed: BBC
Republican Prisoners and their families put at risk due to prison strike: The Blanket
Martin Mulholland
Loyalists call for deaths probe: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Seven held after Real IRA arms found in France: Daily Telegraph
Sean O'Neill, Philip Delves Broughton and Sally Pook
Celtic links bind brothers in arms across the seas: The Times
Michael Evans
Time to shake off the tyranny of conformity: Belfast Telegraph (Nov 3)
Malachi O'Doherty
Dispute school not to view drama: BBC
Staff See Red at Poppy Ban: The News Letter
Trina Porter
UDA-linked group helps remove loyalist murals: Belfast Telegraph
Claire Regan
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McGuinness denies provoking massacre: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
McGuinness stays cool under fire over his IRA role on Bloody Sunday: The Independent
David McKittrick
Tea, news and shooting was young Provo strategy: Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
MP emits a vague sense of precision: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Why demanding answers on IRA arms is the wrong question for families: The Guardian
Eamonn McCann
Eyewitness - MP's 'code of honour': BBC
Dominic Casciani
Tuesday, November 4
DUP Setting the Pace in Election Race - Robinson: The News Letter
NI election nominations open: BBC
IRA is shooting barbs instead of bullets: The Scotsman
Gavin Esler
Putting the fear of God into politics: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Ulster awaits: The Times
Editorial
Bring Back Devolution and Quickly: The News Letter
Editorial
Trust Without Honesty In The Peace Process?: The Blanket
Paul A. Fitzsimmons
'Protestant morale running low in north Belfast': UTV Internet
Priest advises against legal action over film: (from the Irish News)
James Stinson
Temporary release for 'Border Fox' who killed and tortured through the Troubles: The Independent
David McKittrick
O'Hare will stay in jail: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
O'Hare backs peace process: UTV Internet
Prisoner release key element of Agreement: Irish Independent
'I'm no bully,' says UVF victim's dad: Sunday Life (Nov 2)
Stephen Breen
Blair stance on McBride army killers 'evasive': (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
Unheard Voices of Victims - 10 Years After the Shankill Bomb: The News Letter (Oct 23)
At home at last in the other Ireland: Sunday Independent(Oct 19)
Emma Blain
Spain should emulate Northern Ireland in dealing with the Basques: Taiwan News (Oct 31)
Jonathan Power
--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------
Former IRA commander McGuinness to testify at Bloody Sunday inquiry: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
McGuinness to testify on Londonderry riots: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
McGuinness's Saville appearance may not be the "event" many expect: (from the Sunday Tribune, Nov 2)
Eamonn McCann
McGuinness Should not be Inquiry Focus: The News Letter
Ian Starrett
Monday, November 3
SDLP 'End Whispering Campaign': UTV Internet
Mowlam 'surprised' by Trimble's work: RTE
The IRA war is over but nobody noticed: Sunday Business Post (Oct 26)
Vincent Browne
Secret papers predicts six seat loss for UUP: Sunday Life (Nov 2)
A Political Nightmare: The Blanket (Oct 24)
Eamon Sweeney
PM sets date for Cory: Sunday Life
Wilson questions IRA asset seizures: Sunday Life (Nov 2)
Alan Murray
Soft cell! - Dissident republicans in 'stampede' for new prison wings: Sunday Life (Nov 2)
Alan Murray
Loyalists want army to run jails: UTV Internet
'Our mum is now at peace': Sunday Life (Nov 2)
Family ends long wait to bury mother murdered by IRA: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Shame of Nazi style killers: Sunday Life (Nov 2)
John McGurk
Falls Road quiet as few pay slain mother their respects: Sunday Independent (Nov 2)
IRA must give up all bodies: Sunday Life (Nov 2)
Editorial
Net is closing in on Dublin car bombers: Sunday Independent (Nov 2)
Joe Tiernan
Ulster punks spit in eye of bigotry: The Observer (Nov 2)
Henry McDonald
Double tragedy: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 30)
Allison Morris
Kathryn has trouble putting two and two together on SF: Sunday Independent (Nov 2)
Brendan O'Connor
Stop playing politics and reunite our football team: The Sunday Times (Nov 2)
John Burns
A Life Less Ordinary: (from Irelandclick.com, Oct 31)
Andrea McKernon
Apology - Fr Alex Reid: Sunday Independent (Nov 2)
Irish Lads Know Their Americana: Fort Smith Times Record (Oct 28)
John Brummett
Sunday, November 2
Adams calls to hardline unionists: RTE
Stop rewarding unionists - McLaughlinn: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Sinn Fein may net €100,000 from IRA tribute dinner: The Sunday Times
Siobhan Maguire
Former IRA officer arrives preaching peace: New Orleans Times Picayune (Oct 31)
James Gill
DUP capitalises on Trimble's intransigence: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
Now for a partly political broadcast: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
PR 'will benefit SDLP in election': Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Election campaign gathers pace: BBC
Mark Devenport
Time for the arms to be shed: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Judges seek 7 inquiries into terror: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Lord mayor to lead Remembrance event: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Rally to support deportee set: Philadelphia Inquirer
Larry Fish
Stop trial solicitors demand: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
MPs urge Omagh probe after Observer exposé: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Widowed mother finally laid to rest: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Jean McConville, 'disappeared' by the IRA in 1972, is brought home to rest: Independent on Sunday
David McKittrick
Jean McConville - What mum was really like: Belfast Telegraph
Helen McKendry
Bishop's plea over victims' remains: BBC
Howls of protest over Holy Cross film: The Sunday Times
Richard Brooks and Nicola Tallant
Stakeknife through heart of media awards: Sunday Business Post
Vincent Browne
Norman conquest: Sunday Life (Oct 19)
Stephen Gordon
Man for trial accused of 1974 murder: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
--------- Bloody Sunday News ---------
McGuinness to face quiz over reporter's book: The Sunday Times
Richard Oakley
Saturday, November 1
Unionist rebels are readmitted for poll battle: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Unionists in disaray, claims Robinson: UTV Internet
Paisley rallying cry to faithful: (from the Irish News)
Bimpe Fatogun
No More Soft Options for Unionism: Derry Journal
Durkan takes a swipe at civil servants: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
SDLP comes south for election brains to boost PR: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
'We Will Return to Building Peace After Elections': Derry Journal
Groomed for Success, Says SDLP: The News Letter
Adams 'glad' IRA destroyed weapons: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
Centre is a lonely place to be as extremists gain most: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Masking the stench won't rid society of terrorist scurge: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Back to majority rule at Stormont: (from Irelandclick.com)
Forget fish and chips - this is what it means to be British: Irish Independent (Oct 25)
Sinn Fein leader optimistic about peace process: New Orleans Times Picayune (Oct 30)
Steve Ritea
Sinn Fein president speaks at Tulane: Tulane Hullabaloo (Oct 31)
Ashley Lord
Stormy relations on Irish issue: (from the Irish News)
Marie Louise McCrory
McCord to name UVF agents: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 30)
David Gordon
President McAleese gets to meet her new neighbour: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
PUP anger at re-route ruling: Belfast Telegraph
Marie Foy
Frustration of Omagh Relatives — Kenny: The News Letter
The Legitimacy of Our Struggle: The Blanket (Oct 11)
Liam O Comain
Truth process urged over Troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Positive progress on Poppy appeal: (from the Irish News, Oct 30)
Editorial
Protestants are Not Welcome in Derry: Derry Journal
Move to honor bobbies tabled in Hamilton: Trenton Times (Oct 23)
Maria Cramer
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