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IS IT game on after the DUP conference? Full Article at Irish Times
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Ian Paisley tonight praised Sinn Féin for keeping its word on power-sharing despite the dissident threat. Full Article at Irish Times
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When is a deputy not a deputy? It is like one of the old riddles we often posed while kids, believing the puzzle to contain some great mystery. Full Article at The Pensive Quill
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Northern Ireland's first and deputy first ministers Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness are in Jersey for the 13th British-Irish Council summit. The theme of the summit is indigenous, minority and lesser-used languages. Full Article at BBC News
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FIRST MINISTER Peter Robinson has retreated from the DUP’s ostensible precondition that the police full-time reserve must be maintained to facilitate the transfer of policing and justice powers to the Northern Executive. Full Article at Irish Times
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11/11/2009 - 18:34:49 The North's political process would be in deep trouble if a deal on devolving policing and justice powers is not agreed by Christmas, Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness said today. Full Article at BreakingNews.ie
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Martin McGuinness has warned of deep trouble for the political process unless a date for devolving justice and policing is agreed by Christmas. Full Article at BBC News
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BRITISH PRIME minister Gordon Brown held further talks at Downing Street at the weekend with First Minister Peter Robinson and Sinn Féin Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness amid continuing uncertainty over when policing and justice powers will be... Full Article at Irish Times
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The political establishment has failed to counteract Nick Griffin's party Photo: AFP In the modern Anglican Baptism service, the congregation is warned to avoid "the glamour of evil". No danger of that with Nick Griffin, is there? Full Article at The Telegraph
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WHEN in 2007 the then Secretary of State Peter Hain increased MLAs' office expenses accounts from £48,000 to £72,000, the economy was still booming. Full Article at Portadown Today
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has outlined his proposals for a funding for the devolution of policing and justice in Northern Ireland, the prime minister's office announced on Wednesday. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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David Cameron became the first Conservative leader since the Partition of Ireland to meet an Irish Republican leader yesterday, when he told Martin McGuinness that he would support a £1 billion package for Northern Ireland. Full Article at Times Online
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The prime minister said "our aim is a peaceful, more secure and more prosperous Northern Ireland". Full Article at BBC News
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21/10/2009 - 12:54:39 Gordon Brown said today that he had presented party leaders in the North with his proposed financial settlement to enable the final stage of devolution to go ahead. Full Article at BreakingNews.ie
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Martin McGuinness discussed Gordon Brown's plans last night with Northern Ireland's first minister Peter Robinson. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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The Prime Minister will today publish financial details of an offer to kick-start the process of brokering a deal on policing in Northern Ireland. Full Article at The Independent
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UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown will today publish the budget he is offering to secure the devolution of responsibility for policing and justice to the Stormont Executive. Full Article at Irish Times
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BRITISH PRIME MINISTER Gordon Brown will today publish the British Government’s proposals for devolution of policing and justice powers to Stormont. Full Article at Irish Times
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Martin McGuinness holds more talks with the Irish and British Governments today as negotiations on transferring policing and justice powers to Northern Ireland gather momentum. Full Article at Irish Times
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The New York Stock Exchange is to create up to 400 new jobs in Northern Ireland with the opening of a "satellite office" in Belfast. The Wall Street powerhouse will set up its office in the Belfast city centre, it was announced today. Full Article at FinFacts
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Martin McGuinness (R), deputy first minister of Northern Ireland, and Gerry Kelly, a Sinn Feinn member of the Northern Ireland Assembly, smile as they speak to media outside 10 Downing Street after a meeting with Prime Minister Gordon Brown, London, October 14, 2009.
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It is designed to meet the concerns expressed by the parties in key areas and should give confidence that the supports are in place to move to the next phase in the process of consolidating partnership government in Northern Ireland
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If the British Government really want this in place ... they will come up with the money. Gordon Brown has reiterated that this will not fail because of money. He said he was determined to deliver
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