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Police shoot Islamist suspects after soldier killed in street

TWO suspected Islamist militants butchered a man in broad daylight in London yesterday.

One of the suspects behind the killing, near the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich, was filmed wielding a bloodied meat cleaver.

Dissidents whipping up parade tensions says senior..

DISSIDENT republicans are attempting to whip up tensions around the marching season in a bid to attract a new generation of recruits, a senior Orange Order figure has claimed.

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Man charged with murder of four in Hyde Park bombing By Margaret Davis

A 61-YEAR-OLD Donegal man appeared in court yesterday charged with the murder of four British soldiers in the IRA Hyde Park bombing of 1982.

John Anthony Downey, who is thought to be originally

Report reveals house prices still in decline

HOPES of a recovery in the north's housing market appear to have been premature with official figures revealing prices are still in decline.

Government statistics show that the cost of buying a new

Delegates at EBN will be 'inspired'

THE 450-plus delegates signed up to next week's European Business Network (EBN) Congress in Derry can expect to be "stimulated, inspired and amazed", organisers say.

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Delving into our troubled past

In Northern Ireland: The Reluctant Peace Belfast-born academic Feargal Cochrane examines the Troubles in the context of 400 years of Anglo-Irish relations, examining how sectarian divisions continue to blight our society even 15

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Red Hands must be ready for late show

A crucial late save from Paul Durcan last year and a last-gasp goal from Dermot Molloy the previous year mean Tyrone need to be on their guard for the full 70 minutes against Donegal says Red Hand star Justin McMahon. Kenny Archer

Teacher training college vows to protect its Catholic ethos

A SPECIALIST teacher training college has vowed to defend its Catholic ethos amid claims that the system needs an overhaul.

DPP: Issues over historic cases must be addressed Warning..

POLITICAL uncertainty over dealing with Northern Ireland's troubled past needs to be addressed, the

Advice for women coping with the pain of hair loss

HAIR loss is hard enough to suffer in itself but it can be particularly difficult to cope with in our

Woman (49) conned £40k from mother court hears

A WOMAN allegedly conned her elderly mother out of more than £40,000 by forging the pensioner's

Unlocking secrets of the 'human swarm'

WHILE we would like to think that we are ambling along as free-thinking individuals, making up our

USPCA denies negligence over seizure of 20 dogs

THE USPCA says it has not admitted liability over a payout to a breeder who accused the animal charity

Whiskey producer in good spirits over new distillery

A CO DOWN whiskey producer has won the race to open Northern Ireland's first new distillery in more

Fall in inflation eases pressure for households and retailers

INFLATION fell by more than expected in April helped by falling prices at the petrol pumps.

Only tears of joy for Danes in Eurovision

IRISH Eurovision contender Ryan Dolan went to Sweden singing Only Love Survives - but sadly the