Legacy scandal: ‘The principle thou shalt not upset the terrorists dictates our approach to the past,’ says Austin Stack

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28 Oct, 2018 Legacy scandal: 'The principle thou shalt not upset the terrorists dictates our approach to the past,' says Austin Stack In the latest essay in our series, AUSTIN STACK says the IRA shot his prison officer father because he thwarted their efforts to escape: Latest News Narrow escape for passengers as bus crashes into Sinn Fein office Sinn Féin's main constituency Offices in Londonderry have been damaged following an early morning accident. RHI Inquiry: Top civil servant rebuts SF denial of abuse warning to McGuinness A former head of the civil service has given evidence which rebuts Sinn Féin's stance on what Martin McGuinness was told about RHI abuse. Digger goes on fire after petrol station ram raid Fire crews tackled a blaze at a service station in Co Antrim after a digger, used to ram raid an ATM, went on fire. Lack of PSNI investigation is a 'de facto amnesty' Terrorists are being given a "de facto amnesty" while the thousands of non-fatal terror attacks remain outside of the historic case review process, a victims' campaigner has said. Sport Update Ballymena United hit three against Crusaders at Showgrounds Ballymena United 3 Crusaders 0 UPDATE: Provisional race schedule confirmed as severe weather delays final World Superbike round in Qatar It is hoped Saturday's final race of the 2018 World Superbike Championship will go ahead after the organisers announced a provisional new schedule due to inclement weather. WSBK: Cancellation denies Jonathan Rea chance of season win record in Qatar The final race of the 2018 World Superbike Championship in Qatar has been cancelled, denying Jonathan Rea the opportunity of setting a new record for the most wins in a season. And finally... Bomb found in garden of a Belfast home A device, found in the garden of a home in Belfast, was 'viable', say the PSNI. See all the day's news here

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