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1 Sep, 2019 Top stories of the week A round up of the most popular news stories this week. Latest News Rector to walk in Pride parade A Church of Ireland minister is to walk in Newry's Gay Pride parade today, with placards apologising for "how the church has mistreated LGBT+ people". Ceasefire breakdown victims: 'They murdered our RUC fathers, but they can't destroy our pride in them' The IRA ceasefire of this day 25 years ago raised hopes that years of countless terrorist attacks were finally over, but the respite was relatively short-lived. Ben Lowry: The NIO above all is determined never, ever to upset Irish nationalism On the opposite page, as one of the tweets of the day, Kate Hoey MP writes: NI university on board for Mars mission A scientific project looking at wind flow at Magilligan Strand has led to an NI university getting involved with the Rover mission to Mars in 2021. Ben Lowry: Unionists are too polite to say 'get lost' in the endless calls to debate a New Ireland Here is a view you didn't hear on BBC Newsline last night. Murdered Orange Order brethren never forgotten Since its formation, the Orange Institution has had a proud record of service and sacrifice. IRA victims dismayed by the re-appointment of Judith Thompson as NI victim commissioner IRA victims have fiercely criticised the re-appointment of NI victims' commissioner Judith Thompson. It is telling that NI secretary felt unable to replace Thompson After making the right decision on the reinstatement of royal pictures in Stormont House, the NIO has then caused disappointment to a large section of the community. See all the day's news here

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