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Ally of Britain's Jeremy Corbyn Apologises for IRA Remark
The head of economic policy under Britain's new opposition Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn apologised on Thursday for once calling for Irish Republican Army (IRA) members to be "honoured".
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Northern Ireland Government Faces 'Real Threat': David Cameron
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday warned of a "real threat" to Northern Ireland's power-sharing government in a crisis triggered by fears over IRA activity and called urgent talks next week.
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Margaret Thatcher's funeral: Tight security guards against threats
Margaret Thatcher survived an assassination attempt when she was Britain's prime minister and police are taking no chances that her enemies might seek a final attack by targeting her funeral.
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Britain's queen shakes hands with former IRA chief
Britain's Queen Elizabeth shook the hand of former Irish Republican Army (IRA) commander Martin McGuinness for the first time on Wednesday, drawing a line under a conflict that cost the lives of thousands of soldiers and civilians, including that of her cousin.
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Ally of Britain's Jeremy Corbyn Apologises for IRA Remark
The head of economic policy under Britain's new opposition Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn apologised on Thursday for once calling for Irish Republican Army (IRA) members to be "honoured".
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Northern Ireland Government Faces 'Real Threat': David Cameron
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday warned of a "real threat" to Northern Ireland's power-sharing government in a crisis triggered by fears over IRA activity and called urgent talks next week.
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Margaret Thatcher's funeral: Tight security guards against threats
Margaret Thatcher survived an assassination attempt when she was Britain's prime minister and police are taking no chances that her enemies might seek a final attack by targeting her funeral.
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Britain's queen shakes hands with former IRA chief
Britain's Queen Elizabeth shook the hand of former Irish Republican Army (IRA) commander Martin McGuinness for the first time on Wednesday, drawing a line under a conflict that cost the lives of thousands of soldiers and civilians, including that of her cousin.
