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Drumcree dispute: Orange Order says it has never 'shied away' from mediation (opens the original)
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The Orange Order has never "shied away" from mediation, the Portadown District Master has said, after a residents' group called for an international mediator to try to resolve the Drumcree parade dispute. Nigel Dawson was speaking after meeting the Parades Commission on Wednesday. The five-person commission must decide whether to allow the Orange Order to march from Drumcree church in Portadown along the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road on Sunday. It is one of the most contentious parade routes
Pat Finucane inquiry to consider whether MI5 propaganda campaign 'legitimised' lawyer as target (opens the original)
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An inquiry into the murder of solicitor Pat Finucane will consider whether a security service propaganda campaign "legitimised" the lawyer as a target for loyalist paramilitaries. The 39-year-old solicitor was shot dead at his home in north Belfast by the UDA in front of his wife and children in February 1989. Several examinations of the case have found evidence of state collusion. The third day of hearings in the inquiry, which formally opened in June, heard more information about the murder wh
Pat Finucane Inquiry to consider 'extent killers were assisted by state' (opens the original)
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The Pat Finucane inquiry has heard that the "core concern at the heart of his murder" was the "extent to which his killers were encouraged, assisted, protected or directed by the state". In his opening statement, counsel to the inquiry, Matthew Hill, said there was "no more serious question" in a society governed by the rule of law. The 39-year-old solicitor was shot dead at his home in north Belfast by loyalist paramilitaries in front of his wife and children in February 1989. Several examinati
John McDevitt loses appeal against murder conviction of British soldier (opens the original)
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A man who was jailed for the murder of a British soldier in Londonderry more than 40 years ago has had his appeal against his conviction dismissed. John McDevitt, 61, claimed he was coerced by police officers using oppressive interview techniques into making a false confession to the killing of Private Neil Clarke on Easter Monday in 1984. Pte Clarke was killed after he exited a military Land Rover that had been attacked with petrol bombs in the Bishop Street area of Derry. The appeal, which was
Lisburn apartment owners call for 'right to challenge' service charges (opens the original)
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A group of apartment owners are calling for the "right to challenge" property service charges after their annual fees have more than trebled since 2018. Some residents of Lisburn Square say their service charges were about £1,400 per annum in 2018, but the figure has risen to more than £4,300 for the last financial year. The owners of the leasehold flats pay a service charge to the managing agent, Ambit CRE, for the maintenance, repairs and management of shared or communal areas as well as insur
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