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.	British soldiers confronted in South Armagh Sinn Féin demilitarisation campaigners are pictured confronting British soldiers on patrol in south Armagh last Sunday. more Community in fear following fatal air accidents British Army harass Clones Council Chair Thousands protest across Ireland Protests took place throughout Ireland last week as thousands of people demonstrated and marched against the invasion of Iraq. Millions swell anti-war protests Biggest threat to Irish neutrality is government's own policy Sinn Féin only party to back Kurdish self-determination Adams - Bombing of Iraq is unjustified War and words Profiting from War Iraq and Beyond New World Disorder Unionist paramiltaries gear up for the summer Unionist paramilitaries may already be attempting to heighten tensions in a run-up to the Orange marching season. O'Donnell blames UVF for violence Wilford takes the stand Colonel Derek Wilford, the former commander of 1 Para on Bloody Sunday began giving his evidence to the Bloody Sunday inquiry on Wednesday. Investigations delayed as NIO refuse funding Investigations into three controversial killings will be delayed because the NIO has refused to provide the necessary funding. Peace process negotiations far from over Despite significant progress in the last few weeks of negotiations, Sinn Féin has insisted that there is still no closure on key issues. PSNI block plans for Irish school A North Belfast Irish language school has had plans to relocate on the Cliftonville Road blocked by the PSNI. Death drivers claim another victim Just ove a rally protesting against the scourge of car crime, a 43-year-old father of two was run over by death drivers and fatally injured in west Belfast. Montreal support for Colombia Three A letter of support for the three Irishmen held in Bogota has been delivered to the Colombian consulate in Montreal, Quebec. The missing piece KEN KEABLE examines the roots of the conflict in the Six Counties and explains the importance of people in Britain playing a part in helping to solve it. The new wage slaves Two years ago, Mary Harney announced that Ireland would need 200,000 immigrant workers if we were to achieve the implementation of the National Plan. Action required to end racism Sinn Féin's Equality spokespersons issued a joint statement to mark UNESCO International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. IRA Volunteer commemorated at Shannonvale IRA Volunteer Tim Whooley, was remembered at the spot where he died in a simple commemoration organised by Clonakilty Sinn Féin Cumann last Sunday. O'Callaghan retracts claims over Rogers' killing South Armagh man Paddy O'Callaghan has retracted statements he made to the media in the aftermath of the killing of IRA Volunteer Keith Rogers. DAILY REPUBLICAN NEWS SERVICE Try it for free. Just fill in your e-mail address below. REPUBLICAN BULLETIN BOARD Join the discussion forum for subscribers. SF · Republican News Home Page · Archives · Recent Issues Published on the web by aprnweb@irlnet.com	.	Whose side is the ICTU on? Housing crisis deepens Death grip of unionist sectarianism The forgotten massacre: One year after Jenin Spanish Supreme Court bans Batasuna Ag Marú ar son Buamaí David Ervine, Uncharted Waters	.

British soldiers confronted in South Armagh