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12 Dec, 2018 Missing N.I. person is driving black Volkswagen Up The PSNI has made an appeal to the public to help locate a missing person who is currently driving a black Volkswagen Up. Latest News Ian Paisley luxury Maldives holiday paid for by 'mystery friend' Ian Paisley is tonight mired in yet more controversy after the revelation that he took another luxury holiday to an Asian country after advocating on behalf of its regime. James Donegan Murder: PSNI release new CCTV footage Detectives from the PSNI's Major Investigation Team have issued new CCTV footage and made a fresh appeal for information one week on from the brutal murder of 43 year old James Donegan, known as Jim, in front of schoolchildren and parents in West Belfast. PSNI issue warning to N.I. singletons seeking romance The PSNI has issued a warning to Northern Ireland singletons who are seeking romance and love this Christmas. More mathematical conundrums solved with mental arithmetic and poetry too Regular readers of Roamer's page have by now become quite well acquainted with the Reverend Isaiah Steen, a Presbyterian minister, mathematician and author of a once-popular school text book called Steen's Mental Arithmetic. Sport Update Andy Waterworth strikes to send Linfield through and break Swifts hearts Linfield advanced to the League Cup final as Dungannon's hold on the trophy was finally ended. James Shannon considers Dublin move as he eyes Test place against Afghans James Shannon has admitted he is considering a move to play club cricket in Dublin because it could help his international ambitions. Leroy Millar strikes as Ballymena United see off Crusaders in BetMcLean League Cup semi-final Ballymena United midfielder Leroy Millar broke the hearts of Cruusaders at Seaview last night. And finally... Witch hunts against those former police officers who are accused of the sorcery known as collusion Putting a witch on trial was easy and popular. See all the day's news here

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