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30 Sep, 2018 Cow and two calves killed in arson attack A fire which killed a cow and two calves is being treated as arson. Latest News Powerful DUP figure admits party broke the law while in Stormont The powerful DUP figure who has been at the right hand of every DUP leader for 15 years has admitted that his party broke the law in appointing party members to lucrative special adviser posts. RHI Inquiry: Sinn Fein side-stepped law on Spads – and mandarins let them, says Johnston Sinn Féin circumvented a high profile law which meant that those with serious criminal convictions could not act as Stormont special advisers – and top civil servants knew of the situation, Timothy Johnston has said. Legacy Scandal: 'Some of us in the IRA concluded back in the 1970s that violence was wrong' In the latest contribution to our series, the former bomber SHANE PAUL O'DOHERTY says that the primary problem with the Sinn Fein/IRA entity is its lies and its biggest lie is the lie of the necessary armed struggle (Link to the rest of series beneath the article): RHI Inquiry: 'Superficial' Jonathan Bell 'liked the glamour' of office without the graft Jonathan Bell was a minister who was viewed by party colleagues as being "superficial" and who did not have the temperament necessary to hold ministerial office, Timothy Johnston told the RHI Inquiry. Sport Update WSBK: Jonathan Rea crowned world champion for record fourth time Northern Ireland's Jonathan Rea has won the World Superbike Championship for a record fourth successive year at Magny-Cours in France. Glenavon stay top of league table after beating Dungannon Swifts at Mourneview GLENAVON 2 DUNGANNON SWIFTS 1 Newry and Coleraine share the spoils Newry City AFC 1 Coleraine 1 And finally... RHI Inquiry: Evidence U-turn on 'hierarchy' from DUP Spad Timothy Johnston Timothy Johnston yesterday did a U-turn on his initial written evidence to the RHI Inquiry that there had been no understood hierarchy of DUP Spads. See all the day's news here

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30 Sep, 2018 Top stories of the week A round up of the most popular news stories this week. Latest News Cow and two calves killed in arson attack A fire which killed a cow and two calves is being treated as arson. Powerful DUP figure admits party broke the law while in Stormont The powerful DUP figure who has been at the right hand of every DUP leader for 15 years has admitted that his party broke the law in appointing party members to lucrative special adviser posts. RHI Inquiry: Sinn Fein side-stepped law on Spads – and mandarins let them, says Johnston Sinn Féin circumvented a high profile law which meant that those with serious criminal convictions could not act as Stormont special advisers – and top civil servants knew of the situation, Timothy Johnston has said. RHI Inquiry: 'Superficial' Jonathan Bell 'liked the glamour' of office without the graft Jonathan Bell was a minister who was viewed by party colleagues as being "superficial" and who did not have the temperament necessary to hold ministerial office, Timothy Johnston told the RHI Inquiry. RHI Inquiry: Evidence U-turn on 'hierarchy' from DUP Spad Timothy Johnston Timothy Johnston yesterday did a U-turn on his initial written evidence to the RHI Inquiry that there had been no understood hierarchy of DUP Spads. Missing person appeal Police are seeking the public's help in locating missing Carrick man Wayne Downey. RHI Inquiry: Timothy Johnston says he had no role in cost control delay Timothy Johnston told the inquiry that he had never asked two other Spads to liaise about the RHI scheme or told one of them that there would be no cost controls on the scheme. Security guard attacked with blade A knife or blade was used during an assault on a security guard at the People's Park in Portadown, it has been claimed. See all the day's news here

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