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Robinson: I'll collapse Assembly
Peter Robinson has vowed to collapse the Assembly if Sinn Fein do not honour
the landmark agreement on policing and parades.
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Wife admits killing husband
A mother of four has pleaded guilty to killing her estranged husband.
Ulster girl awarded €500k settlement for birth defects
An 8-year-old girl has been awarded €500,000 following a court battle between
her parents and two leading medical experts.
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Toyota's steering in spotlight
Car giant Toyota was last night facing yet more safety problems after
announcing a series of recalls for some of its models.
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St Patrick's Day plan for landmark buildings
Ireland's global St Patrick's Day celebrations will take a twist this year
with some of the world's most iconic buildings turning green.
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Fears grow of increased Real IRA drugs war
Gardai are cracking down on suspected dissident republicans as fears grow of a
turf war between the Real IRA and drug gangs.
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Man injured in shooting
A man was shot in the ankle last night in a suspected paramilitary-style
attack in Belfast.
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The best TV sets to suit any budget.
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Rooney can destroy us, says Villa boss O'Neill
Martin O'Neill will looks to his frugal Aston Villa defence to shut out
Manchester United's in-form striker Wayne Rooney in tonight's clash at Villa
Park.
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Portsmouth seek court adjournment
Portsmouth are set to ask the High Court for an adjournment in hearing their appeal against a winding-up petition after talks with Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs broke down, it is understood.
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Space shuttle Endeavour has arrived at the International Space Station.
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Liverpool captain Gerrard guns for Arsenal
Steven Gerrard believes he and his Liverpool team-mates have answered their critics after they were written off earlier this season.
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Ritchie can follow in Durkan's giant footsteps
The SDLP annual party conference in Newcastle marked a new dawn in Irish politics as the party elected its first female leader, Margaret Ritchie.
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John Travolta has revealed he liked the bald look he sported in his latest film, From Paris With Love.
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White Stripes blast 'war' advert
The White Stripes have said the US Air Force Reserve made unauthorised use of their song Fell In Love With A Girl during an advert that ran during Sunday's American football Super Bowl.
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Minister quizzed over Peter and Iris Robinson's support for businessman’s plans
DUP Environment Minister Edwin Poots has been asked to detail lobbying by Peter or Iris Robinson for prominent developer Adam Armstrong.
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School exam results delivered late
Royal Mail has apologised to anxious pupils whose grammar school entrance exam results were delivered late.
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Robinson Sensation . . .
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Did my ears deceive me on a dark and dismal Northern Ireland night last week? I could have sworn I heard you screaming at Hillsborough Castle...
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Satan's terms and conditions must have got worse in recent times. The most prominent TV evangelist in the United States, Pat Robertson, announced that the Haiti earthquake was a result of a "pact with the Devil", made when they overthrew slavery 200 years ago.
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