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16 Jun, 2019 Top stories of the week A round up of the most popular news stories this week. Latest News IRA man praised by O'Neill stood accused of shooting man at church on his wedding day A victims' campaigner has demanded Sinn Fein live up to its own rhetoric over the truth of the Troubles, after it emerged the man honoured by Michelle O'Neill last week had stood accused of an especially "cowardly" crime – the shooting of a man at his own wedding. Two injuries after Flybe plane had to land on its nose due to faulty sensor: AAIB A sensor failure resulted in the pilot of a Flybe flight into Belfast City Airport burning fuel, diverting, and landing the plane on its nose at Belfast International Airport, according to a report by the Air Accident Investigation Branch published this morning. Sniffer dogs being deployed as detectives step up search for suspected murder victim Pat McCormick Specialist sniffer dogs are being deployed as the PSNI steps up its search for the missing, believed murdered, County Down, father-of-four Pat McCormick, who was last seen in Comber on May 30. Balaclava wearing gunman fails to stick up shop; three arrests Three people have been arrested after a balaclava-wearing gunman made an unsuccessful attempt to stick up a shop in the centre of Belfast on Friday. 'Disgust' at attempt to drown dog in canal by tying concrete block around neck An attempt to drown a beautiful Samoyed dog by chaining a concrete block around its neck and dumping it in a canal has been foiled by quick-acting dog enforcement officers. Video: Timeline and CCTV of suspected 'IRA' unit on way to attempt to murder PSNI officer CCTV footage of two cars used by the self-styled 'IRA' in an unsuccessful attempt to murder a PSNI officer in East Belfast on June 1 has been released by detectives. How can gay talking therapy for adults be banned, but trans surgery for teens be allowed? Colarado has become the latest state in America to ban 'gay conversion therapy'. WATCH: Age NI forum members call on Government to keep funding free TV licences for all over-75s Members of Age NI's consultative forum have pleaded with the Government to step in and stop moves towards means testing for free TV licences for over-75s. See all the day's news here

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