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Sinn Fein`s Trimble and Donaldson claim
There is now ``no substantial difference`` between Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble and Jeffrey Donaldson, a Sinn Fein MP claimed tonight.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Unionists `vandalism` against GFA claim
The British government must vigorously defend the Good Friday Agreement from the ``serial vandalism`` of unionist politicians, nationalist SDLP leader Mark Durkan claimed today.
Monday 30th September 2002
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UK`s foreign policy slammed
Labour delegates launched a fierce attack on the UK government and military action, saying the Iraqi people had suffered enough.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Ken Loach`s left bid
Veteran director Ken Loach today said New Labour had created a vacuum on the left-wing which would be filled by ``real socialists``.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Fermanagh road tragedy
A child has been killed and three other people injured in a road accident in County Fermanagh.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Bloody Sunday `wanted list` claim update
A former Army information chief today apologised at the Bloody Sunday inquiry for saying in the hours after the killings that four of the dead civilians were on a wanted list.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Belfast rape centre funding slammed
NI Health Minister Bairbre de Brun was accused today of taking a ``partitionist`` attitude to helping victims of rape.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Fascist graffiti condemned
The removal of fascist graffiti on Great Northern Street in South Belfast has today been welcomed by the Alliance Party`s Geraldine Rice.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Stormont pensions boost
Around half of all pensioners in Northern Ireland can expect to receive up to £1,000 extra each year following the adoption of a new piece of legislation in the Assembly today.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Bus driver shot by `Provos` claim
A bus driver was shot because of his close friendship with a man living in fear of the IRA, it was claimed tonight.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Adams denies allegations
Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams today denied fresh allegations that he was a senior member of the IRA.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Earthsummit exclusion error
A debate on the Johannesburg Earth Summit was wrongly excluded from the Labour Party Conference, it emerged today.
Monday 30th September 2002
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UK`s controlled drug taking bid
A British police force is considering allowing drug users to take prescribed heroin in a controlled environment as part of its drive to tackle crime, it was confirmed today.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Survivor in real life-or-death drama
The winner of reality TV show Survivor escaped a genuine life-or-death drama on Africa`s highest mountain, it was revealed today.
Monday 30th September 2002
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New Claudy investigation bid
A senior detective is to head up a fresh investigation into one of Northern Ireland`s worst terrorist atrocities.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Pat Cox`s Nice call
President of the European Parliament Pat Cox today urged the Irish public to vote positively in the forthcoming Nice Treaty referendum.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Drug seizure update
A file is to be sent to the DPP following a drug seizure in the outskirts of Cloyne in County Cork last night.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Street drinking fine launched
Revellers in Cork city will now face a €635 fine they are caught drinking in the street.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Moss has baby girl
Supermodel Kate Moss was celebrating today after giving birth to a baby girl.
Monday 30th September 2002
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Lurgan armed robbery
Reports are coming in of an armed robbery in Lurgan, County Armagh.
Monday 30th September 2002
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