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8 Mar, 2020 Latest News Duke and Duchess of Sussex attend concert to honour Royal Marines The Duke and Duchess of Sussex received a standing ovation at the Royal Albert Hall as they attended one of their final public engagements before they step back as senior royals. DUP councillor resigns claiming he has 'lost all confidence' in party A DUP councillor has resigned saying he has lost "all confidence" in the party while claiming there was a "blatant attempt" to cause him harm. Commission at odds with church on same sex unions Adam Kula's report (February 27) does Irish Anglicans a huge service when he flags up the unhelpful and controversial comment of the Church of Ireland's 'Church and Society Commission' on same sex marriage. Is equity release right for me? With equity release featuring more and more in the media over recent years, you may not really be sure what it is, if it's right for you and where to turn for advice? Promoted by Age Partnership Ben Lowry: There is a grave imbalance in the number of soldier Troubles legacy prosecutions The trial of Denis Hutchings for the murder of Jon Paul Cunningham in 1974 has been postponed. There is an imbalance in the number of soldier legacy cases The trial of Denis Hutchings for the murder of Jon Paul Cunningham in 1974 has been postponed. Unionists should not join discussions about destroying the UK The Alliance Party leader Naomi Long has said she is willing to take part in discussions about Northern Ireland's constitutional future. Man arrested in Kevin Lunney torture probe released A man arrested by detectives investigating the kidnap and torture of Co Fermanagh businessman Kevin Lunney has been released without charge. 100th birthday celebrations for concentration camp liberator Teddy Dixon Having liberated a Nazi concentration camp – and then helped recover Hermann Goering's priceless treasure trove of looted masterpieces – Belfast man Teddy Dixon has much to reflect on as he turns 100 on Sunday. View more news

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