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This archive contains references to articles from November 16-30, 2000. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Thursday, November 30
Adams counters pressure to back Police Act: The Irish Times
Blair hears policing concerns: BBC
RUC complaints unease — poll: Irish News
SDLP must swallow its pride over Police Act: The Irish Times
Spirit of Patten has been binned: Irish News
Crucial choice: Irish Independent (Editorial)
'Ulster settlement' is Blair priority: Belfast Telegraph
Army whistleblower will not be prosecuted: The Guardian
Maintain block on TDs and senators - Trimble: Irish Independent
IRA's cable TV scam exposed: Belfast Telegraph
Social worker suspended for 'Real IRA link': Electronic Telegraph
Extradition dropped against Fusco and other republican escapees: Irish Examiner
RUC and Garda in perfect harmony: Belfast Telegraph
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 30 --------- IRA man sought gun 'to defend crowd': The Guardian
Former IRA man declines to name fellow members: The Irish Times
Marksman in place for shootings: Irish Examiner
Wednesday, November 29
Time for all to row in behind the new police: The Irish Times (by Chris Patten)
Patten endorses Police Bill: Electronic Telegraph
Patten attacks Sinn Fein over police: The Guardian
Policing pressure builds after Patten article: UTV Internet
SDLP is urged to join the new Police Board: The Irish Times
Scepticism greets Patten’s policing plea: Irish Examiner
N. Ireland officials say reforms of RUC don't go far enough: Boston Herald
Our best chance for a new beginning: Irish News
Nationalists refuse to back Police Act: The Irish Times
It’s all to do again on the police issue: Irish News
We ought to hail police reform, not the visit of Bill Clinton
Patten Intervenes: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Patten article is to be welcomed: Irish News (Editorial)
Sinn Fein to challenge sanctions: BBC
MPs will try to overturn Lords decision: The Irish Times
Dissidents blamed for car bomb: BBC
Clinton hopes to bid Stormont farewell: The Times
White House sees Clinton visit as politically active: The Irish Times
Parties should use Clinton’s visit as a deadline for making peace progress: Irish Examiner
Clinton visit is a time for reflection: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Row at arms accused court case: BBC
Clinton will bring goodwill but no magic: The Irish Times
Taylor confident of UUP electoral success: UTV Internet
US support for Day of Protest on Peter's killers: Irelandclick.com
Warning over NI investment decisions: BBC
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 29 --------- First civilian tells Bloody Sunday inquiry of 'clear Bogside' mission: The Independent
Film of clashes between Paras and protesters shown at inquiry: Irish Examiner
Paras 'meant to kill': The Times
Off duty troops in pub told witness they were going to Derry to ‘clear the Bog’: Irish Examiner
Tuesday, November 28
Sinn Fein sound demilitarisation warning: UTV Internet
Police put London on terror alert: The Irish Times
DUP attack De Brun over ban challenge: UTV Internet
Clinton will visit Ulster to revive the peace process: The Independent
Mixed reaction in North to planned Clinton visit: The Irish Times
Clinton to visit Belfast to bolster pact: Boston Globe
Clinton to make Stormont speech: Belfast Telegraph
Nationalists table motion condemning on Guardsmen decision: UTV Internet
'Blind eye' turned to punishment beatings: The Times
Dundalk beatings blamed on the IRA: The Irish Times
Catholic recruitment to police is the key: Belfast Telegraph
Join or don’t join, that is the dilemma: Irish News
Chris patten's verdict on the Police reform act: Belfast Telegraph
Patten endorses new police plan: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Archbishop gets it just right: Irelandclick.com (Editorial - Nov. 27)
Bomb attack bid blamed on IRA: Irish News
Tories fight Sinn Fein foreign donations: BBC
Onus on Order to end debacle: Irish News (Editorial)
McCabe's widow says killers will not go free: The Irish Times
McGuinness accused of bias: UTV Internet
When good can come of evil: Belfast Telegraph
Respect for Catholic Church drops: Irish Examiner
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 28 --------- One day in Derry: The Guardian
Bloody Sunday casualties 'included IRA gunmen': Electronic Telegraph
Did 34 more die in Bloody Sunday raid?: The Scotsman
Soldiers' lawyer admits victims were unarmed: The Guardian
McGuinness is accused of lacking courage: The Times
Counsel for soldiers in bid to deflect blame, says McGuinness: Irish Examiner
SF boss: 'I'll give evidence': Belfast Telegraph
Monday, November 27
SF calls for end to ban on its ministers: The Irish Times
Unionists demand halt to RUC exodus: The Times
Omagh bomb officer quits RUC in disgust: The Scotsman
Police row escalates as SF step up opposition: Irish Independent
Archbishop calls for recognition on reform: The Irish Times
Primate regrets McBride decision: Irish News
Police Bill is a fair compromise: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Trimble praises Omagh families' protest: BBC
Families hold protest at republican meeting: The Irish Times
Irish identity hogged by nationalists: Irish News
The Monaghan Dublin Bombings: G21.net
Adams to launch commeroration ceremony in honour of four IRA servicemen: Irish Examiner
Attack made on Republic's attitude to North: The Irish Times
Snipers rifles and pump action shotguns found in weapons stash: Irish Examiner
Tories: we will fight ‘SF fund’ bill: Irish News
Terrorist alert at Ibrox: The Scotsman
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 27 --------- Inquiry to hear soldiers' story: BBC
Bloody Sunday Paras give their side: Belfast Telegraph
G21 Special Report: The Liddy Tape: G21.net
Sunday, November 26
Arrests after major arms find: BBC
Our own banana republic: Electronic Telegraph
Good Friday, but for who?: The Observer
No Crown image in the new police symbols: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Revised police bill expected to win Patten's approval : The Sunday Times
Catholics urged to join police service: BBC
Who knows Fr Des Wilson's Number?: Ireland on Sunday
Dublin and London to pressure SDLP on new police force: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Omagh bomb inquiry chief quits RUC: Electronic Telegraph
Omagh mother faces Real IRA fundraisers: Scotland on Sunday
Loyalist feud will be over 'within days': Ireland on Sunday
Inner feud divides UVF over truce with UDA: The Observer
Army defends its 'bandit country' towers: The Sunday Times
Real IRA ready to blitz Britain: The Observer
Hutchinson may be sent back to jail: Ireland on Sunday
Adams accused of deceiving victim's family: The Sunday Times
Hand back my mother: The Sunday Times
Dublin excludes unionist culture, report claims: The Observer
Charlatan who duped Ulster's ruling classes: Independent on Sunday
A twist of FAIT that is going on all around us: Sunday Independent
Paisley and Taylor may be subpoenaed: Ireland on Sunday
MacMillan accused of neo-facism: The Sunday Times
Saturday, November 26
Too early to support new NI police - Ahern: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein rebuke for police service: BBC
Hayes urges Catholics to join new police force: The Irish Times
Policing held up by political power play: Irish Independent
Bill squanders chance for police reform: The Irish Times
SDLP has a choice to make: Belfast Telegraph
Realism needed on policing: The Irish Times (Editorial)
London and Dublin appeal to US to ban Real IRA: Electronic Telegraph
Marching as to war?: The Guardian
Peace can be arduous: The Irish Times
Trimble’s ban out of order: Harney: Irish News
Guardsmen jailed for murder may stay in Army: Electronic Telegraph
Murderers will be allowed to stay in Army: The Independent
Shame on the British army: Irish News (Editorial)
Clinton to announce details of third visit: Irish Independent
Lords lives up to its zombie reputation: Irish News
Former INLA man wins High Court challenge: Irish Examiner
Ombudsman steps into Hamill inquiry: BBC
Friday, November 24
SF ministers ban 'misconceived': BBC
Mallon stresses Agreement problems: The Irish Times
Without Clinton, there would be no peace process: Irish Echo
Mallon calls for a Clinton come-back visit: Irish News
Riding out the political storm: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Queen signs Northern Ireland police Bill into law: The Irish Times
Patten clouds the process: Irish Echo
Priest tells Catholics to join police service: Irish News
RUC title row 'will go to lawyers': Belfast Telegraph
Mandy to put Hutchinson behind bars: Irelandclick.com
Let Orange Order make position clear: Irish News (Editorial)
De Brun border meeting cost £3,300: Belfast Telegraph
32 group ‘political wing’ of Real IRA: Irish News
Demand for Irish language schools voiced: UTV Internet
There’s no justice in England for the Irish: Irelandclick.com
Belfast IRA: forged in the sectarian furnace: Irish Echo
Dark years in the H-Blocks: Irelandclick.com
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 24 --------- Inquiry may order Paisley to appear: BBC
Bloody Sunday was an attempt to crack Free Derry: Irish Examiner
Soldiers urged to 'admit shooting innocent people': The Irish Times
Thursday, November 23
Further arms dumps inspections 'not enough': The Irish Times
No Catholics will join Ulster police, insists Sinn Fein: Electronic Telegraph
450 officers to leave RUC: BBC
RUC morale is ‘close to collapsing’: Irish News
Formal complaint against Flanagan: The Irish Times
True policing reform or we are doomed: Irish News
Sinn Fein wins round one in battle with Trimble: The Independent
Meeting cancelled over legal challenge: BBC
SF warns that difficulties pose a threat to leadership: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein leaders face up to a hardline threat on deal: Belfast Telegraph
Truce is agreed by feud factions: Irish News
Bipartisanship feels the strain: Belfast Telegraph
Party leaders hope Clinton can break peace deadlock: The Guardian
Sixty murdered since agreement was signed: Electronic Telegraph
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 23 --------- Bloody Sunday 'planned' claim: BBC
Heath 'approved Londonderry massacre': The Guardian
Counsel urges MoD to 'come out from hiding': The Irish Times
Taylor ‘can’t be reached’: Irish News
Wednesday, November 22
Bill to reform RUC is passed despite protests: The Independent
Sinn Fein anger at RUC reforms: The Times
Battling sectarianism is our top priority says RUC chief: Irish News
Little to satisfy Ahern in new police system: Irish Independent
We cannot divorce the police from state control: Belfast Telegraph
Name of RUC to be consigned to history: The Irish Times
Police challenge facing nationalists: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Judgment held on policing law: Irish News (Editorial)
Labour to accept defeat over Bill on Irish MPs: Electronic Telegraph
Ministers may sacrifice bill to aid Trimble: The Guardian
Sinn Fein disqualified: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Cowen to see list of attacks on Catholics: Irish News
Man sentenced for arms smuggling: UTV Internet
IRA opponent jailed for abuse of his daughter: The Times
McKenna was loved and hated in equal measure: The Irish Times
Mandelson likened to Militant left: The Guardian
Death threats over Big Brother visit: BBC
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 22 --------- QC claim over use of Paras: BBC
Decision not to prosecute soldiers questioned: The Irish Times
Solider 027 in legal bid to retain anonymity for inquiry: Irish Examiner
Victim discreditied by 'black lies, propaganda': The Irish Times
Tuesday, November 21
'Back reforms' call as Police Bill nears wire: Belfast Telegraph
NI Police Bill to become law: BBC
Compromise over police reform is vital for Ulster's future: The Independent (Editorial)
Watching over the RUC: The Irish Times
Police training in rights is ‘wrong’: Irish News
Political temperature set to rise: BBC
Ahern and Blair to meet on north: The Irish Times
Lords throw out plan for Dublin MPs in Commons: Electronic Telegraph
McGuinness begins veto challenge: BBC
MI5 sued over bugging of Sinn Fein car: The Guardian
Authorities 'turned blind eye' to Wright killing: The Irish Times
Nonsense in any language: Belfast Telegraph
Lawyers must disclose criminal link: Electronic Telegraph
Feud families to get help: BBC
Confusing politics with geography: Belfast Telegraph
SF ‘not wanted’ in city: press: Irish News
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 21 --------- Original recording found, paper says: The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday death was 'murder': The Guardian
Teenager’s killer could not be identified: Irish Examiner
Three people shot dead ‘by single Para’: Irish News
Discrepancies in evidence of paratroopers: The Irish Times
Monday, November 20
Legal challenge could threaten peace process: Irish Independent
Peace Process In Drift: The Irish Times (Editorial)
SF get backing for Cabinet: Irish Independent
North South committees powerless: Irish Examiner
Hume urges a dual move on arms impasse: Irish Independent
Hume calls on IRA to re-engage with de Chastelain: The Irish Times
Trimble gets tongue lashing at three party conferences: Irish Examiner
Consigning the DUP to the dustbin: Irish News
Plan to destroy RUC alleged: The Irish Times
Police Bill does not offer new beginning - Rodgers: The Irish Times
Women's leader takes swipe at Sinn Féin: Irelandclick.com
Losing sight of the bigger picture: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Sinn Fein 'no longer a republican party': The Times
Opening of arms dumps 'an act of treachery': The Irish Times
Omagh families pledge to shame Real IRA political wing: Irish Examiner
Man charged with intimidating collusion witness: UTV Internet
Always going to fail by Danny Morrison: Irelandclick.com
Gregory Campbell: Belfast Telegraph
John Bruton: Belfast Telegraph
Martin McGuinness: Belfast Telegraph
Sunday, November 19
Blair 'has ruined' chance of arms deal: The Observer
Call to 'relax' Sinn Fein sanctions: BBC
Hume turns on Trimble: Ireland on Sunday
David Trimble's ban on Sinn Fein ministers is set for a legal battle: Sunday Independent
DUP urges 'pan-unionist' front: BBC
The nationalists' mythical victims: The Sunday Times
Northern Ireland Police Bill slammed by SDLP: Ireland on Sunday
SDLP wooed on to police board: The Sunday Times
We must build on Patten: The Observer
Soldier faces army 'dirty tricks' charge: The Sunday Times
SDLP needs to address its future very quickly: Ireland on Sunday
Mixed-faith family finds love overcomes fear in N. Ireland: Boston Herald
The night they took my Mother: The Sunday Times
Attacker previously charged with terrorist offences: Ireland on Sunday
Real IRA to target dealers: The Sunday Times
British troops face further Bloody Sunday questioning: Ireland on Sunday
Adair starts court bid for freedom: The Observer
Sick terrorist Christmas gifts on sale in Ulster: The Sunday Times
Cancer 'lie' denounced by Robinson: UTV Internet
Saturday, November 18
Mallon appeal over peace process: BBC
New police force may get SDLP support: Irish Independent
I have gone further than Patten — Mandelson: Irish News
Minister will not rule on insignia: The Times
Fine Gael call for IRA to speak to decommissioning body: UTV Internet
Flags, badges...who cares?: Belfast Telegraph
De Brun lawyers move on Trimble: Irish News
Dissecting North agreement for all it's worth: Irish Independent
A tale of two political parties: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Proposed Border bodies to cost £65m: The Irish Times
How the Real IRA recruits boys into a life of terrorism: The Guardian
Loyalist feud truce hopes: BBC
I’m not afraid of DUP — Taylor
INLA deny LVF drug pact: Irelandclick.com
NIO denies Mandelson 'ridiculed' Blair: Irish News
Author furious over book ban: Irish News
Friday, November 17
Sinn Fein leader: Peace in jeopardy: Boston Herald
SF to begin legal action on talks ban by Trimble: Irish Independent
Trimble explains move to senators: Irish Echo
It's a start: The Guardian (by Peter Mandelson)
Don’t repeat treaty of Limerick says Mallon: Irish News
Stars back integrated schools campaign: BBC
Peace efforts are Clinton's legacy: Irish Echo
A prison system that was always destined to fail: Irish Examiner
‘Nairac lover’ is branded fantasist: Irish News
Land of the Troubles may prove to be an asset: Belfast Telegraph
NI one of UK's poorest regions: BBC
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 17 --------- Bloody Sunday testimony captured on tape: BBC
Saville told how uncle saw his nephew die: Irish News
Derry raid - ham fisted and shambolic: Irish Examiner
Paratroops in Bogside 'had no authorisation': The Irish Times
Army wanted Derry no-go areas to 'rot': Irish Independent
A momentous week draws to a close: Irish News
Thursday, November 16
Sinn Fein will fight Trimble sanctions: The Independent
Legal challenge to Trimble ban by Sinn Féin: Irish Examiner
Government will continue to meet SF ministers: The Irish Times
IRA can renew mood of hope: Irish News (Editorial)
Blair shrugs off concern over Bill to reform RUC: Electronic Telegraph
NI Police Bill to go to Commons: BBC
British exasperated by nationalist stance: The Irish Times
Former Unionistdefects to DUP: Irish News
Resistance to British rule among motions for RSF: The Irish Times
The reality is that… times are changing very quickly: Irish News
Timeframe for decommissioning: BBC
Voices from past may be key to future : The Irish Times
American Ireland Fund dinner expected to raise: Boston Herald
Falls monument that's set to be one of the biggest in Ireland: Irelandclick.com
--------- Bloody Sunday News - November 16 --------- Decision to deploy ‘unfit’ Paras in Derry had potential for disaster: Irish Examiner
Bodies claim rejected at inquiry: BBC
Public was being prepared for a TV 'shooting war': The Irish Times