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Arrests after poppy burning stunt
A number of people have been arrested after a photograph was posted on a social networking site showing two teenagers burning a poppy.
Missile test fuels talk of plan to strike Iran
Israel yesterday test-fired a ballistic missile amid a public debate triggered
by reports that the country's Prime Minister is mustering support for a
strike on Iran.
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Leaders demand quick Greek decision on euro
France and Germany gave Athens a stark warning last night: we will switch off
your financial life-support machine unless Greek voters decide to stay in
the euro within six weeks.
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Mass strike looms after unions reject pension offer
Northern Ireland is facing the worst strike action in its history after trade
unions rejected the latest government proposals on public sector pension
reform.
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NI Water boss plans to step down over £130,000 salary
Northern Ireland Water has been thrown into chaos by the threatened
resignation of Trevor Haslett, its interim chief executive, in a row over
pay.
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I forgive player who put me in coma, says footballer
The Fermanagh GAA footballer left brain-damaged after he was injured during a
match in San Francisco says he forgives the person who left him in a coma.
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Murder probe launched as Derry stabbing victim dies
Police have launched a murder investigation after a stab victim died in hospital from his injuries.
Rory McIlroy: the things that have changed me
Rory McIlroy has admitted he has changed and “grown up” over the past year
which has seen him go stratospheric in the golfing world after his win at
the US Open.
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Secret WWII files released
Top secret files detailing the presence of US Marines in Derry during the
Second World War have been declassified.
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Old UVF rifle found in attic
A rifle smuggled into Northern Ireland nearly a century ago by the old UVF has
been uncovered in a Belfast attic in pristine condition.
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Go north for UK's best nightlife
Night owls are heading north for the best open-late destinations, according to a travellers' poll.
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- Man 'shouted repulsive abuse about bomb victim'
- Families in vigil for the Disappeared
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Ryanair chief joins cabin crew in charity strip new
Ryanair chief Micheal O'Leary has overcome his natural reticence to appear before the camera and joined cabin crew members for the annual strip-off in aid of charity.
Man held on Australia 'faked death' new
A British man accused of faking his own death as part of a life insurance scam has been arrested in Australia after a six-year hunt by authorities.
Man held on Australia 'faked death' new
A British man accused of faking his own death as part of a life insurance scam has been arrested in Australia after a six-year hunt by authorities.
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Appleton: Long losing battle new
West Brom striker Shane Long looks like losing his battle to be fit for Ireland's Euro 2012 play-off clashes with Estonia.
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FG Wilson MD appointed as new vice-president at parent company new
The managing director of generator manufacturer FG Wilson is leaving his role in Co Antrim for a senior executive position in its parent company.
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EU debate runs deeper than a simple Yes or No new
Andrew McKeever (Write Back, October 28) asks a fair question concerning a potential referendum on the EU which deserves a fair answer.
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Peter Robinson: North-South relations are best ever
Relations between the Stormont Executive and the Irish Government are better than any time in the past, First Minister Peter Robinson has declared.
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Cho: Harold and Kumar film 'filth' new
Harold And Kumar star John Cho says fans can expect "filth" combined with Christmas cheer in the third film of the franchise.
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Chris Martin to make Little Noise new
Coldplay's Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland are set to perform at Mencap's Little Noise sessions.
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- Katherine Jenkins makes a date for Belfast Odyssey
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'Obedient wives' book to be banned new
Malaysian authorities plan to ban a book about sex published by a group of Muslim women who call themselves the Obedient Wives Club and advocate subservience to husbands.
Overseas student ban for colleges
More than 450 colleges have been banned from bringing foreign students into the UK under government plans to tackle abuse of the immigration system.
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- £30m worth of school property sitting idle
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English diet 'can help save lives'
Thousands of lives could be saved in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland every year if people adopted the English diet, according to new research.
Community group learns about social networking
Community and voluntary groups in Northern Ireland have just completed an eight-week pilot project aimed at helping them develop their digital presence.
Motorists 'duped' into buying lethal tyres, say experts
Up to 2,000 part-worn tyres - many of which are suspected of being illegal and possibly dangerous - are being brought into Northern Ireland each week and sold on to unsuspecting motorists.
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