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First minister for all Northern Ireland cannot justify murder, says Donaldson

The DUP leader criticised comments by Michelle O’Neill that there was ‘no alternative’ to IRA violence.

The Independent UK

The Inflation Reduction Act and Your Taxes: What to Know for 2025

The Inflation Reduction Act increased IRS funding, changed tax policy, and offered new and expanded tax credits.

Kiplinger

Erin Lowry: Every serious couple should talk about spousal IRAs

There are myriad financial advantages to getting married. You might have access to higher quality health care thanks to a spouse’s benefits plan. You may have increased borrowing power from pooling incomes, making it easier to buy a home. You could have a lower tax burden (unless you’re both high…

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Battle over royal diaries trying to cover up Prince Philip affair, claims historian

Author Andrew Lownie is trying to see letters and diaries left by Prince Philip's uncle Lord Mountbatten who was killed in IRA bomb attack

Wales Online

Ulster Fleadh organisers condemn sectarian chanting shared in viral video

A statement from the organisers said it was ‘unaffiliated’ with the publicly-funded music festival

Belfast Live

David Trimble, architect of Good Friday agreement, dies at 77: his gamble is still paying off for Northern Ireland

Consensus can be elusive in a place as deeply divided as Northern Ireland, but the death of its inaugural first minister, David Trimble, has prompted warm tributes from across the political spectrum. The region’s three main newspapers each ran the very same headline on their front pages: “A man of…

The Conversation

Sam McCrory: 'Security fear' at former UDA chief's funeral that is expected to take place in NI

A source said: “The funeral needs to be quiet and dignified and no one wants trouble with former friends or enemies"

Belfast Live

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Backdoor Roth IRAs: Good for Wealthy Retirees?

A backdoor Roth IRA is a tax loophole that enables wealthier individuals to earn tax-free income. But it's complicated.

Kiplinger

Lord Trimble obituary

Unionist politician who was one of the architects of the Good Friday agreement and served as the first minister of Northern Ireland

The Guardian - UK

David Trimble was titan of unionism despite our differences, says DUP's Jeffrey Donaldson

The DUP leader also said that all unionists must recognise that consensus politics and powersharing, as supported by Lord Trimble, is the way forward for Northern Ireland

Belfast Live

Trimble was titan of unionism despite our differences, says Donaldson

Lord Trimble, who was instrumental in the negotiation of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, died on Monday aged 77.

The Independent UK

David Trimble’s journey from Drumcree hardliner to peace prize winner and leader

He famously declared: “We’ve done our bit. Mr Adams, it’s over to you. We’ve jumped, you follow.”

Belfast Live

David Trimble, Northern Irish hardliner turned consensus-builder dies at 77

Few Nobel laureates can have endured as much vitriol during their careers as David Trimble, the one-time hardliner who led Northern Ireland's Protestant majority into a historic peace pact with their Catholic rivals and who died on Monday aged 77.

Reuters

David Trimble’s journey from hardliner to first minister

The former leader of the Ulster Unionist Party has died at the age of 77.

The Independent UK

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Former UDA chief Sam 'Skelly' McCrory said he would answer for his crimes when death finally visited

It is believed McCrory, who served seven years in the Maze Prison in the 1990s for terrorist activities, died as a result of head injuries after a fall

Dynamite News

Drashti Dhami, Gulshan Devaiah to come up with romantic thriller 'Duranga'

Actor Drashti Dhami will be seen sharing screen space with Gulshan Devaiah in a project titled 'Duranga'.

The Guardian - UK

Victim’s family criticise scope of inquest into Guildford pub bombings deaths

Relatives of Ann Hamilton voice frustration as coroner reaches conclusions over deaths of five victims in 1974

Evening Standard

What happened on Bloody Friday? Anniversary of bombings and bloodshed

This month will mark 52 years since the IRA bombed Belfast in one devastating hour

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The Independent UK

Families remember the victims of Bloody Friday 50 years on

Nine people were killed in series of IRA bomb blasts across Belfast on one of the most notorious days of the Troubles.

The Independent UK

Family of Guildford bombing victim say questions are ‘unanswered’ after inquest

Soldiers Caroline Slater, William Forsyth, John Hunter and Ann Hamilton, and civilian Paul Craig, died in the blast in the Horse and Groom in 1974.

The Independent UK

Guildford pub bomb planted by ‘courting couple’, coroner rules

Four teenage soldiers and a civilian were unlawfully killed in the 1974 IRA terror attack, court told

Daily Mirror

What happened on Bloody Friday? 50th anniversary of bombings and bloodshed

Thursday will mark five decades since Belfast city centre was detonated with 22 bombs as part of a long and deadly conflict during the Troubles in Northern Ireland

The Independent UK

Bloody Friday victims remembered by Johnson during his final question time

The Prime Minister also marked the 40th anniversary of the Regent’s Park and Hyde Park bombings.

The Independent UK

Hyde Park and Regent’s Park victims’ families searching for justice 40 years on

In total, 11 military personnel died in the two attacks which occurred within hours of each other in London on July 20 1982.

The Independent UK

Bloody Friday Belfast blasts ‘as vivid now as 50 years ago’ – victim’s daughter

Nine people died and 130 were injured in a series of bombs planted across Belfast on July 21, 1972 by the Provisional IRA.

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