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10 Jun, 2018 Top stories of the week A round up of the most popular news stories this week. Latest News Same-sex couples welcome in Presbyterian Church – but cannot be full members People in same-sex relationships are still welcome in the Presbyterian Church, but "speak the truth we must," and refuse to administer the sacraments, a former moderator has said. Firm got 11 RHI boilers in 19 days A company managed to install 11 RHI boilers in 19 days after indirectly getting inside information from Stormont that the lucrative rates were to be cut, it has been revealed. Robinson under fire after calls for regular polls on Irish unification Unionists have rounded on former DUP leader Peter Robinson after he suggested holding regular polls on the issue of Irish unification. John Finlay: Allowing limited abortion could open the flood-gates As soon as the result of the Irish referendum on the eighth amendment was announced, the pro-abortion lobby quickly turned its sights on Northern Ireland, and the demand for change in the days since has been both menacing and relentless. Sam McBride: Abortion debate hints at a wider constitutional quandary The passionate arguments of both Labour and Tory MPs who want to see Westminster to step in and legalise abortion in Northern Ireland are founded on the premise that it is nonsensical - at least in crucial areas such as justice and healthcare - for UK citizens' righs to differ based on where they live. Ben Lowry: The DUP is increasingly at odds with its voters on moral matters The two messages recorded on the opposite page, in the 'Tweets of the Day' section, are a good summary of the bind the DUP find themselves in. Six to appear on cocaine charges Six people are due to appear in court today (Saturday) in connection with the alleged possession and supply of cocaine. 17-year-old stabbed in west Belfast attack A teenager has been stabbed during an incident in west Belfast. See all the day's news here

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