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IAN Paisleys congregation inBelast were told yesterdaythat the ormer frst ministerremains in a very seriouscondition.

Worshippers at the MartyrsMemorial Free PresbyterianChurch remained ater theirmorning service to pray or

the churchs ounder and theman who until weeks ago wasthe churchs minister.

Pryrs for PsyRow over call for

Troubles amnestyTHOSE who carried out some o the

worst atrocities o the Troubles are al-ready being given an unofcial am-nesty, it was claimed last night.

The comments were made by a victims relative in response to an

interview by the Police OmbudsmanAl Hutchinson who said it would beimpossible to properly investigate all

the murders o the past.Mr Hutchinson said an amnesty

should be considered to deal with thepast, but stressed that victims shouldmake the decisions on individualcases.

Speaking to the News Letterlast night Victims Commissioner,Brendan McAllister, said the idea oan amnesty would be repugnant to

the majority o victims.Mr Hutchinson said in an earlier

radio interview: I think the key

here is that the victim would havea say whether or not they mightconsider amnesty and that would bea conditional amnesty.

Weve had amnesty by many othernames, when you look at the two-year release in the peace agreement,you look at the inquiries that areongoing.

So its not as i its a new concept

either locally or internationally.

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Its a farceinFrance as I relandsSix Nationsgame is postponed.

The latest fromcampUlsteron

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Trbuts tostr WtnyTHE death o WhitneyHouston has prompted a worldwide outpouring ogrie, with tributes paid bysome o the biggest names inthe music industry.

The troubled singer, 48, was

ound in her hotel room.