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.	Taking the London out of Derry Derry City Council has begun the process of formally changing the name of the historic city from Londonderry back to Derry. more See No Evil, Speak No Evil... Nationalist homes on the Limestone Road in North Belfast were attacked by unionists this week. Loyalist hate graffiti in Antrim Child fan injured in sectarian bus attack Focus on full and faithful implementation of agreement An interview with Sinn Féin National Chairperson Mitchel McLaughlin Political will required to find way forward Ferris spells out crisis at Westminster Protecting the witness Lord Saville has consistently aided and abetted Ted Heath in the latter's efforts to avoid answering questions about Bloody Sunday, writes FERN LANE London marks 31st anniversary Powers on policing and justice should be transferred The Sinn Féin spokesperson on Policing and Justice, Gerry Kelly, has called for the powers on policing and justice to be transferred to the Assembly and North/South Ministerial Council. Sinn Féin says claim your vote Sinn Féin's Mitchel McLaughlin has welcomed what he termed the recognition by the electoral office of the shortcomings in the registration process. Equality threatens no one Unionists should join the search for equality as enshrined in the Good Friday Agreement, Bairbre de Brún has said. Stevens report to be delayed again The Stevens' report into British state collusion in the killing of Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane is to be delayed again. Morgan sketches republican vision A public debate was held last Thursday in Dublin on different perspectives on nationalism. Taxing issues Bertie Ahern is intent on another year of backtracking and finding new ways to avoid blame for various failures, writes ROBBIE SMYTH. Wexford Colombia Three vigil A candlelight vigil in support of the Bring Them Home Campaign will be held in Ferns, County Wexford, on Wednesday 5 February. Slógadh ar siúl i gceantar stairiúil Sliabh gCuillinn The venue for this year's Sinn Féin Slógadh will be Slieve Gullion Courtyard in South Armagh and will take place during the weekend of 21 to 23 February. The minister for ostriches A political ostrich is an apt description of Fianna Fáil Agriculture minister Joe Walsh, writes ROBBIE SMYTH. What is the Social Economy? ROISIN DE ROSAA urges you to imagine a world where all businesses are social economy. Flagrant breaches of neutrality The Department of Transport has admitted that 26 US warplanes have brought munitions through Shannon Airport. Trimble urged to distance himself from Portadown racists Unionist councillors who blocked the construction of a new Mosque are sectarian and racist, says the Sinn Féin councillor for the area. Death driver victims' relatives demand tougher sentences A delegation of relatives of those killed as a consequence of car crime in Belfast met with a number of MPs at Westminster last Thursday. Visiting councillors not told of Sellafield leak Two Sinn Féin councillors were part of a delegation visiting the Sellafield Nuclear Plant last week when there was a dangerous leak of lithium nitrate. Crowe welcomes student militancy Sinn Féin spokesperson on Education, Seán Crowe, has backed the planned student National Day of Action. 17 arrested fighting against subbie system Last week, 17 construction workers were arrested and dragged to court on grounds that they had broken an injunction. 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	.	KERR...plunk Rubbish at City Hall A tale of two worldviews Reamh-Choiriúlacht Saddem Hussein Volunteer Sean Campbell Dan O'Callaghan	.

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