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News: Why weren’t they all charged with murder? 
THE family of greengrocer Harry Holland are to take legal advice over how the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) pursued those responsible for his murder. 04/07/09
Sport: Freeman loses fight
THEY fought until the bitter end, but, as the clock approached midnight last night, Seamus McEnaney and co finally had to concede defeat as the Disputes Resolution Authority rejected Thomas Freeman’s appeal against an eight-week suspension. 04/07/09
News: Shutter opens wide for Snow Patrol portrait
A never-before-seen collection of photographs is set to Crack The Shutters open wide on Co Down rock stars Snow Patrol, capturing them as they have never been seen before. Marie Louise McCrory reports on a new intimate exhibition 04/07/09
News: ‘Inept’ PSNI criticised by chef held in base probe
THE American dubbed ‘Larry the chef’ when he became the only suspect in the infamous Castlereagh break-in has spoken of his anger that it took police seven years to drop the charges against him. 04/07/09
News: Party worker’s discrimination case against Alliance collapses
The Alliance Party has accused the Equality Commission of wasting public money after an industrial tribunal taken by a party worker dramatically collapsed yesterday. 04/07/09
News: Tribunal looked at attitudes towards age, gender and disability
Margaret Hawkins (60) worked as personal assistant to David Ford and for the Alliance party at Stormont and at its headquarters in south Belfast from July 2000 until last August. 04/07/09
News: Robinson in Garvaghy meeting
The Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition has confirmed it will hold talks with First Minister Peter Robinson after the DUP MP requested a meeting. 04/07/09
News: Veteran RTE man retires
Veteran broadcaster Rodney Rice is to retire today after presenting his final Saturday View, one of the Republic’s longest-running rad 04/07/09
News: Axe to fall on ambulance provision west of Bann
PROPOSALS to axe 70,000 hours of front-line ambulance cover across Northern Ireland have been approved – with the west of the Bann worst affected. 04/07/09
News: MLA says release ‘buried’
THE deputy chairwoman of the assembly’s health committee last night criticised the late release of the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service cost-savings proposals as an attempt “to brush them under the carpet”. 04/07/09
