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Ahern backs Patten and
demands Police Bill changes
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams said that he had
been assured Taoiseach Bertie Ahern remained committed to the
`full and faithful' implementation of the Patten report.
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Never before has Ireland featured so highly in an American
Presidential election.
There may well be another attempt to
remove Trimble after the forthcoming meeting of the Ulster
Unionist ruling council.
A 15-year-old nationalist girl from Ballynahinch was subjected to
a torrent of sectarian abuse from loyalists, while the RUC looked
on.
The British military was accused of placing lives at risk after it
was confirmed that a British army helicopter had crashed near
Glassdrummond.
Children as young as four could have suffered serious injury
after loyalists scattered the glass from dozens of bottles across
a County Derry GAA pitch.
Sinn Féin representatives have
objected to the RUC being allowed to put on
propaganda stunts in third-level institutions.
The British government has been reported to the United Nations
over gagging orders imposed on newspapers exposing British
collusion with loyalist death squads.
On Tuesday, the Israeli government stepped back from
its threat to unilaterally declare the Middle East peace process
dead.
Panorama, and by extension the BBC, is not very far
removed from felon-setting
in broadcasting Monday's programme, Fern Lane argues.
A member of the Patten Commission, speaking at a public meeting
in Toronto last week, reiterated that the Patten Report cannot be
``cherry picked''.
The British army will not take disciplinary action against a
number of RIR soldiers who posed with a loyalist Spirit of
Drumcree flag on 12 July last year.
A mother has described her daughter's frantic call from her mobile
phone as she fled from a loyalist mob last week.
An RUC undercover
operation took place near the Twinbrook/Poleglass Sinn Féin advice
centre last week.
Important business is still going on in the Assembly
despite the media focus being elsewhere.
The impact of British legislation on immigration and asylum provides a
warning of what may be to come in Ireland.
The lawlessness of Liam Lawlor was astounding on Tuesday, as the
Dublin West TD refused to attend the Flood Tribunal.
Councillors gathered last week to express
their common concern at the proposed Dublin government plan for
incineration in the North East Region.
Community groups in rural areas are in crisis because of delays
in the regional funding pipeline.
A Dublin family were forced to roam the streets as the Eastern
Regional Health Authority failed to provide them with
emergency accommodation.
ESB chief Ken O'Hara ran into awkward moments at last week's
meeting of the Dáil Trade and Enterprise Committee.
The annual James Larkin Memorial march and rally took place in
Liverpool on Saturday, 30 September.
The Union of Students of Ireland (USI) is launching a ``Coming
Out Campaign'' to mark National Coming Out Day.
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