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Shane MacGowan dies aged 65: The Pogues frontman's wildest or most revelatory quotes

The legendary musician spearheaded a new kind of Celtic punk music, producing works that Ireland's president, Michael D. Higgins has described as "perfectly crafted poems"

Evening Standard

Millwall FC charged by FA over alleged fan abuse aimed at James McClean

Video footage from the game appeared to show a section of Millwall fans singing 'F*** the Pope and the IRA'

Belfast Live

Prescriptions at half the price

Australians will pay half price for 320 of their medicines from September when 30-day scripts become 60-day ones, and for the third time activist Brisbane Greens councillor Jonathan Sriranganathan has been cleared of charges by Queensland Police.

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Attendee at Malcolm Roberts event calls for a ‘military wing’ for the freedom movement

The One Nation senator said he did not have time to refute claims that a former prime minister was a necrophiliac because he wanted to focus on rejecting the call for violence.

Crikey

From ‘Daisy’ to ‘Demon Eyes’: a history of political attack ads

After Labour’s targeting of Rishi Sunak, we look back on past ads, some of which have swung elections

The Guardian - UK

Suspended DUP councillor Marc Collins reselected to contest council election

It follows speculation over whether Marc Collins would be on the DUP ticket for the local government election

Belfast Live

James McClean trolls urged Millwall fans to physically attack the Irish footballer

There have since been calls for Millwall FC to identify the abusive fans – but an online mob has praised the thugs

Irish Mirror

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DUP councillor facing standards watchdog probe over remarks about asylum seekers

A complaint was made to the council standards watchdog and the remarks have been referred for investigation

Belfast Live

'Pro-IRA' song climbs to number 2 in UK charts after Irish women's team backlash

It follows controversy after footage emerged of the Irish women’s football team singing a ‘pro-IRA’ song this week.

The National (Scotland)

England fans filmed chanting "F*** the Pope and the IRA" ahead of Italy clash in Milan

Other chants such as “Ten German Bombers” and “We hate Celtic” were also heard

Irish Mirror

Sinn Fein calls for united Ireland debate after historic election win

Sinn Fein, the former political wing of the Irish Republican Army (IRA), hailed its first victory in a Northern Ireland Assembly election as a "defining moment" for the British-controlled region and called for a debate on a united Ireland.

Reuters

Jack Higgins: Best-selling author of The Eagle Has Landed

After leaving behind a career as a soldier and teacher, Higgins went on to sell more than 250 million books

The Independent UK

Derry to mark 25 years of Good Friday agreement with John Hume musical

Playhouse to stage Beyond Belief in 2023 to ‘say a proper goodbye’ to late SDLP leader who helped persuade IRA to give up arms

The Guardian - UK

Borderland filming on Glasgow streets sees explosive scenes for new IRA thriller

Production took over Bridge Street yesterday to recreate an IRA bombing, with footage showing rubble exploding from an upper window of a building as extras ran for cover below.

Glasgow Live

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120-year-old home renovation turned 'nightmare' as bomb squad called after live hand grenade found on property

She bought the small two up, two down cottage herself and hoped to move into the property relatively quickly after carrying out some initial renovation works

Glasgow Live

'Rogue' Tennent's Lager van disrupts filming of 1970s thriller Borderland in Glasgow

The hilarious incident took place yesterday as high-octane scenes - involving replica weapons - were being shot on West Campbell Street in the city centre for the 1970s-set IRA thriller.

The Independent UK

BBC to hand over material from Troubles documentaries for terrorism probe

Catholic priest Patrick Ryan told the programme he had maintained a network of Europe-wide contacts used to generate arms and money for the IRA.

Liverpool Echo

Grand National 2022: Lookback at five most dramatic moments at Aintree over the years

In its near 200 year history, incidents have tested not only those competing but those watching from the stands

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Edinburgh Live

Borderland filming outside Edinburgh Waverley as Hollywood movie comes to Capital this weekend

Traffic is set to be disrupted for the filming of the new thriller starring Star Wars actor Felicity Jones, while there will also be mock explosions and gunfire.

Evening Standard

Peaky Blinders Series 6 finale review: a bloodbath and final orders for our favourite gang of criminals

The bleak midwinter has arrived. With nothing to lose, what does fate hold in store for Tommy Shelby?

The Guardian - UK

Peaky Blinders recap: series six finale – a thrumming, electrifying signoff

The gangster saga bows out in a blaze of glory, giving all our fan favourites their moment in the sun … and leaving plenty of feuds for the future. See you on the big screen, Peakys

Liverpool Echo

Grand National 2022: Tony Dobbin recalls when he Lorded it at Aintree

25 years on, winning jockey Tony Dobbin remembers his victory on Lord Gyllene and the Bomb Scare Grand National

Salon

What will the new civil war look like?

Scholar Barbara Walter foresees 9/11-style attacks, and a sustained insurgency, rather than straight-up warfare

The Guardian - UK

Peaky Blinders recap: series six, episode five – an explosive return to form

The pace of the show has been super-charged as the end looms for the gangster drama. But first: garotting and a smattering of treachery

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on public interest: democracy rests on a free press

Editorial: Chris Mullin’s high court victory is a reminder that journalism must be protected from the baleful gaze of power

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