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  Oct 9, 2021  
     
     
  Ex-RMP officer recalls taking rifle from accused veteran  
     
  A Royal Military Police officer who attended the scene of a Troubles shooting has recalled taking a rifle from accused veteran Dennis Hutchings, but cannot confirm the weapon was his, a judge has heard.  
     
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PM Boris Johnson leads tributes to former NI Secretary James Brokenshire following his death
 
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he is “desperately sad” to hear the news that James Brokenshire has died.
 
     
 
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Irish pupil numbers being in freefall is a sign a language act is not needed
 
A letter from John Ross:
 
     
 
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‘Failure to act on informer tip-off should be examined in Omagh bomb probe’
 
A failure to act on an informer tip-off or use intelligence and surveillance evidence about previous terror attacks are among the reasons for a judge directing a fresh investigation into the Omagh bombing.
 
     
     
 
 
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NI park transforms for festive family fun
 
A new, immersive theatre experience is coming to Belfast this Christmas.
 
 
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Ramp up the fear factor with scary events for adults this Halloween
 
Think Halloween is just for kids? Think again!
 
 
     
     
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  Irish motorcycling season concludes this weekend at Mondello Park  
     
  The final round of the Dunlop Masters Superbike Championship brings the curtain down on the Irish motorcycling season this weekend at Mondello Park.  
     
     
 
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Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder 3 Fight – date, time and where you can watch it
 
Fury and Wilder will be facing off this weekend for the third time, in their first fight since the global pandemic.
 
 
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Coleraine penalty miss as Glenavon share the spoils
 
Coleraine and Glenavon had to share the spoils in an entertaining 0-0 draw at The Showgrounds.
 
 
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Ulster great Willie Anderson recalls jailtime in Argentina over flag gaffe
 
Ulster Rugby has produced many charismatic and colourful characters throughout its long and illustrious history but none more so Willie Anderson.
 
 
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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