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Residents groups criticise parades talks in Cardiff By Connla Young

REPRESENTATIVES of some nationalist residents groups at parade flashpoints have criticised a PSNI initiative to reduce tensions ahead of the main marching season.

Martin Luther King's son to meet John Hume

THE son of assassinated civil rights leader Martin Luther King is to meet John Hume in Derry today.

Mr Hume is a recipient of the international peace prize established in honour of the late Dr King who was

Paisley questions Robinson's 'Jeremiah' comparison

IAN Paisley has offered succour to those denounced by Peter Robinson as "Jeremiahs" for querying his approach to a shared future strategy.

The former DUP leader, who as founder of the Free

Runner who died in mountain race 'stalwart' of sport

THE man who collapsed and died during a race in the Mourne Mountains has been described as a "stalwart" of mountain running.

Denis Rankin (68), who was married and from Belfast, took ill halfway through the

Judges get ready for media awards

COMPETITION: Leading figures from across Britain and Ireland's media, public relations and business industries gathered in Belfast this week to begin the judging process for the Coca-Cola CIPR Media Awards 2013. The judging

Mary's bug is catching

While many think they know the story of Typhoid Mary - the Tyrone immigrant, Mary Mallon, who unwittingly spread typhoid around New York - Irish-American fiction writer Mary Beth Keane begs to differ

IN THE NEWS

By Paddy Heaney

THE peerless Vincent O'Brien once said: "If you think you have six derby horses in your yard, then you probably have none."

O'Brien's advice is relevant in any debate which discusses the merits of the

Patient involved in ambulance crash dies By Maeve Connolly

APATIENT who was being taken to hospital in an ambulance which collided with a car on the Westlink in Belfast has died.

Taoiseach urged to raise bridge cash delay with DUP ministers

Gerry Adams has called on Taoiseach Enda Kenny to raise concerns about the delays in the Narrow

Orange Order 'preparing for all eventualities' on Twelfth

THE Orange Order has said it is "preparing for all eventualities" after it applied to use playing fields in

The great Leonardo

THERE IS always a certain amount of hysteria surrounding summer blockbusters but Baz

Jolie praised after mastectomy move

ANGELINA Jolie has been praised by campaigners for helping raise awareness of breast cancer after

Census also details national identity

CATHOLICS in Northern Ireland are in poorer health, are more likely to be un-employed and live in larger

Customs shut another illegal diesel plant without arrests

AN ILLEGAL fuellaundering plant and filling station selling illicit diesel for £1.11 a litre has been

McNaughton tired of criticism

ANTRIM hurler Shane McNaughton has hit out at the negative reporting of Gaelic Games and says the

'Positive' times forecast for UTV as revenues fall

BELFAST-BASED media group UTV insisted yesterday there are better times ahead - despite