Use of the phrase ‘collusive behaviours’ to critique police is ‘fundamentally wrong’ says former top detective Alan Mains

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Subscribe              Jun 24, 2022                 PSNI arrest two serving police officers in anti-corruption probe           Two serving police officers have been arrested by anti-corruption detectives.                 Five deaths linked to Covid-19 recorded in Northern Ireland weekly update           'People desperately want to talk to someone trusting and caring'           Solicitor slams Garda after judge dismisses all charges against preachers   A judge in Dundalk has dismissed out the case against three NI men for preaching against homosexuality - prompting their solicitor to accuse Garda of a 'bogus prosecution'.           Use of the phrase 'collusive behaviours' to critique police is 'fundamentally wrong' says former top detective Alan Mains   A former senior detective has added his voice to a chorus of others criticising the Police Ombudsman for use of the phrase "collusive behaviour".           Move to close 'amnesty for rapists' in Troubles legacy bill welcomed by Mairia Cahill   A move to end a claimed "amnesty for rapists" in the UK government's legacy bill has been welcomed by Mairia Cahill, who spoke publicly in 2010 about her alleged rape by an IRA member.           Presbyterian Rev Steve Stockman 'privileged' to teach views on Mary at Catholic Novena at Clonard Monastery in west Belfast   A Presbyterian minister says it is an "incredible privilege" to have been asked to teach Protestant theology on Mary at a major Catholic festival in west Belfast.           Jamie Bryson: The UK and Irish flags will be treated the same under identity law   Open Letter to NIO minister Lord Caine re Identity and Language (Northern Ireland) Bill           'Volatile' son refused leave for mum's funeral   A man who allegedly murdered his elderly mother because he could no longer "carry the cross" of caring for her and then tried to kill himself cannot be safely released from custody for her funeral, a High Court judge ruled yesterday.           Birmingham bomb victim's mother begins civil action   The family of a Birmingham IRA pub bombings victim is bringing a civil case for damages in connection with the attacks.           People have just 100 days left to use the paper Bank of England £20 and £50 banknotes remaining in circulation   September 30 is the last day that the Bank's paper £20 and £50 banknotes will have legal tender status                 View more news

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