Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Tue 27th Aug 2013

Belfast Newsletter News Britain cast as villains in one-sided history of Troubles - Lord Bew The history of the Troubles is being written in a one-sided way which depicts Britain as the villains, a leading academic has said. Read more... Tense scenes at Woodvale protest Loyalist protesters have vowed to maintain a presence close to a north Belfast flashpoint following scuffles with police. Read more... 'Guessing game' over arms find in east Belfast Scepticism has been voiced over how likely it is that a cache of firearms belongs to loyalist paramilitaries. Read more... Suspicious object found in south Armagh Police are examining a suspicious object found in south Armagh. Read more... Bew criticises 'infantilised version of the past' Lord Bew wants a history from “direct rule up to at least the Good Friday Agreement”. He expects papers released over the next six years to describe the backdrop to 1993’s Downing Street Declaration (“the cornerstone of the peace process”). “You’ll be able to see the thinking that went into it explicitly”. Read more...   Sport Bannsiders through to next round It was boy’s own stuff at The Showgrounds as teenage striker Johnny Stewart came off the bench to fire Coleraine in to the third round of the League Cup. Read more... Mark Miskimmin on target for Glens against Comrades Striker Mark Miskimmin opened his goal account for the season in this 2-0 League Cup victory over battling Ballyclare Comrades at Dixon Park. Read more... Sky Blues sneak past Ballymoney Ballymena United required penalties to squeeze past the challenge of Championship Two side Ballymoney United after the sides drew 2-2 after extra time at the Showgrounds. Read more... Mark Patton hat-trick leads Glenavon to victory Mark Patton’s first hat-trick for Glenavon was the highlight of their 6-0 trouncing over the PSNI. Read more... Ballinamallard coast past Town An outstanding display by Banbridge goalkeeper Stephen Cairnduff kept the Championship side in the game until near the end. Read more...   Please do not respond directly to this email as this mailbox is not monitored. To contact Belfast Newsletter direct go to http://www.newsletter.co.uk/ and click on Contact Us Johnston Press are the publishers of Belfast Newsletter. You have received this email as you have subscribed to this newsletter on our website. Edit or Unsubscribe Preferences | Edit Your Profile Company Name: Johnston Press plc | Registered in Scotland no: SCO15382 | Registered Office: 108 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8AS