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British commitment to Agreement in doubtAs we go to print, Peter Mandelson is set to table amendments to the Police Bill, for consideration next week in the British House of Lords, which are likely to fall considerably short of the demands made by Sinn Féin and the SDLP. moreLucky escape in loyalist car bomb attackA Catholic man and his two sons narrowly escaped death and serious injury when a pipe bomb exploded under a seat in their car.Sectarianism at the heart of housing crisisOver a thousand Catholic families are currently on the Housing Executive waiting list in North Belfast.IRA denies O'Connor shootingThe IRA has stated that it was not involved in the killing of Joseph O'Connor in the Ballymurphy area of West Belfast last Friday.A last resort: Prelude to hunger strikeThe shadow of 1981 should not overcast the hunger strike that brought seven men close to death the previous year, writes Michael Pierse.Senior RUC officer confirms collusion claimsThe Pat Finucane Centre (PFC) has investigated the case of three men killed in a loyalist gun and bomb attack on Donnelly's Bar, Silverbridge, on 19 December 1975.Full cross-border public inquiry must be heldCavan/Monaghan TD Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin, has called for a full cross-jurisdictional public inquiry into the Dublin and Monaghan bombings.Finucane confession suppressed by RUCIt has been revealed that the RUC had a detailed verbal confession to the killing of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane two years after his assassination.Adams urges fightback against corruption.Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams officially opened the Sinn Féin Sligo/Leitrim Constituency Office last weekend.Kelly rejects Castlerea sentence reviewA ruling in the High Court in Dublin sett a 22 January 2001 date for the State's appeal to increase the sentences of two republican prisoners.Mandatory Medication of the peopleIn the 26 Counties, fluoridation of drinking water is mandatory even though fluoride is carcinogenic.Barnes and McCormack rememberedThere was a large attendance in Birmingham for the Barnes/McCormack Commemoration on Saturday 7 October.INOU demands real increasesIn its pre-Budget submission, the Irish National Organisation for the Unemployed (INOU) called for an increase of £14 in Unemployment Assistance.Yes, Minister McGuinnessIn an exclusive interview with An Phoblacht's Peadar Whelan, Sinn Féin Six-County Minister for Education, Martin McGuinness, discusses his brief.McLaughlin briefs British trade unionistsSinn Féin's Mitchell McLaughlin was in London on Thursday to provide an unpdate on the current state of the policing issue.Time to end Tribunal pantomimes?The Tribunals are failing because they are a system of inquiry designed by politicians to investigate politicians, argues Robbie MacGabhann.Fine Gael motion plays games with peaceBrian Hayes TD sponsored a motion on the 1998 Omagh bombing which was a transparent attempt to target Sinn Féin.Summit deal but Palestinians are still dyingAn agreement to end Israeli-Palestinian violence this week became increasingly irrelevant as the violence continued.Crisis in poultry sectorThe crisis in the Irish poultry industry was raised in the Dáil last week.Wantete case puts Gardaí in the dockTwo Dublin Councillors went to witness the hearing of a case relating to the apparent racism of the state institutions.Tax equality not just cutsConfusion continues over the Dublin government's intentions on tax rates.
DAILY REPUBLICAN NEWS SERVICE
REPUBLICAN BULLETIN BOARD
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