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p>NI paper review: Germany's imprisonment and terrorist snowman by Niall Glynn BBC News NI

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p>26 October 2017

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p>The arrest of an IRA man in Germany as well as racist attacks against Syrian refugees in Belfast and a terrorist snowman all feature in the news on Thursday.

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p>The front pages of the Irish News, Daily Mirror, Belfast Telegraph, and News Letter all feature Declan O'Neill Declan O'Neill, an Belfast doctor from Belfast.

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p>On the weekend, Anne O'Neill, 51 was charged with murder of her son Mr O'Neill.

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p>Mrs O'Neill was killed at her parents' Finaghy home in south Belfast.

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p>Three papers contain photos of Mr. O'Neill smiling with the woman he is accused of murdering.

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p>The lead story in the Irish News is a plea from a family who fled war-torn Syria four years ago, begging for the purpose of stopping racist attacks.

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p>Nabeha Arnous and her husband, Feras, who have four daughters, say their home on Iris Street off the Springfield Road has been targeted by bottle and stone throwing youngsters in the last eight months.

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p>Mrs Arnous says that young people entered the house on one occasion to shout insults. On Friday night the house was attacked with stones. the house.

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p>"I would suggest that you don't harm anyone. Please stop," she says.

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p>"Germany can jail IRA men So why shouldn't we" is the headline of the front page in the News Letter.

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p>Ulster Unionist MLA Doug Beattie was reacting to the four-year sentence handed down to James Anthony Oliver Corry over an attack by mortar in 1996 on the UK military barracks in Germany.

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p>Mr. Beattie said that he was "staggered" by the "scandalous sentence" and was "astonished" at the severity of the sentence. He also praised Germany for having at least persevered in seeking justice through courts.

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p>He also said that the British government should follow its example and stop being weak.

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p>Belfast Telegraph reveals the pace of the planning process.

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p>It claims that an expert from Scotland has been brought in to help sort out "Belfast's planning mess".

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p>Jim Mackinnon has "been parachuted into the city to write a high-level review of the city council's work after complaints from developers who are understood to be frustrated with how the city hall takes so long to process applications" According to the report.

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p>Christmas decorations are popping up in a variety of shops as winter approaches.

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p>A DUP MP however branded the "obscene" display in the Londonderry building used by dissident republican groups - which was featured in The Belfast Telegraph - as offensive.

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p>A snowman armed with a rocket launcher and the message "wishing you a roaring Christmas" is visible in the windows of Junior McDaid House in the city, where the Irish Republican Prisoners Welfare Association is based.

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p>Gregory Campbell, DUP's Gregory Campbell tells the newspaper that the majority of people view Christmas as a holiday for families and republicans are trying to make it synonymous with terrorists.

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p>Both the Irish News and Daily Mirror have reported that double murderer Hazel Stewart has been been ordered by the High Court to hand back insurance money she claimed after murdering her husband.

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p>The move that will see her current family house sold, comes following an investigation by the National Crime Agency.

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p>A week doesn't seem to go by without another auction of Titanic memorabilia, but few of them feature the iceberg that caused the tragedy.

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p>However, hundreds of images of the aftermath of the tragedy, including some showing the iceberg - are part of a collection being sold at the Remarkable Rarities auction in Boston.

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p>Louis M Ogden, a socialite on the RMS Carpathia as the tragedy unfolded, took the pictures.

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p>The Belfast Telegraph also published the story.

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p>For those who are serious about their dress, this is a great opportunity.

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p>The Belfast Telegraph says that some of Northern Ireland's most famous landmarks are being recreated in a new range of silk pocket squares.

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p>It's a joint venture between tailor Christopher Suitor, and artist Stephen Whalley.

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p>Images include the Dark Hedges as well as the Harland and Wolff cranes and Portballintrae.

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p>If your loved ones give you a present, don't turn your nose up.

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