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27 Jan, 2019 Top stories of the week A round up of the most popular news stories this week. Latest News Sinn Fein is straddling peace and violence in its Londonderry bomb response, say unionists Sinn Fein has been accused of sending out the signal to dissident republicans that "their actions are justified" by appearing to have "withdrawn" its condemnation of last Saturday's car bombing in Londonderry. Mock soldiers man Irish border in Brexit protest Mock soldiers returned to the Irish border as protesters warned Theresa May not to allow a "nightmare" Brexit to derail Northern Ireland's hard-won peace. Ben Lowry: Dublin is in no place to lecture UK if Brexit 'no deal' it has helped bring close actually happens Leo Varadkar has warned of troops being deployed at the border after a 'no deal' Brexit. Sam McBride: A small band of DUP members always opposed Brexit, fearing for the Union David Cather, a rank and file DUP member since his teens, remembers what pushed him to do what not a single other DUP member had done before the EU Referendum – to publicly question whether Brexit was a good thing. Tributes to 'gentleman' photographer John Kelly Tributes have been paid to Lisburn-based photographer John Kelly, who died on Saturday. Eamon Collins murder 20 years on: From stupid and tragic to lonely and brutal The mutilation of an ex-IRA man by his old comrades 20 years ago was a deliberate act to deprive his family of his face for the funeral, a former long-serving police officer has said. Survivor of Bethany Mother and Baby Home in Dublin hits back at government delays A survivor of a Protestant Dublin mother and baby home in which 222 children died has demanded that the Church of Ireland and Irish government grant them an "apology and justice" before the remaining survivors all die. Leo Varadkar talks up prospect of troops on Irish border after a 'no deal' Brexit Leo Varadkar has been accused of "losing the run of himself" and peddling "scare stories," after the taoiseach claimed a botched Brexit could put troops back on the Irish border. See all the day's news here

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