The Irish News carried a front page story on what appears to have been endemic collusion in the UDR, collusion which the British Government seems to have been well aware of and which it took little or no action to eradicate. On the contrary some evidence appears to point to the state making use of this channel to the Loyalist terrorists to up the ante in the war against the IRA. The Irish Independent on its online site also carried a short on the story in its 'Breaking News' section yesterday.
Expecting a fuller exposition on the story in the Independent today I had a browse online today, but, lo, not a word. Instead I was able to get myself bang up to date on the minutae of Nessan Quinlivan's accommodation difficulties.
I would have thought completely ignoring a story as significant as this collusion story appears to be might be classed as a rather negligent decision by the editor. But, how a story on the Nessan Quinlivan's planning problems could be viewed as being of more relevance to the people of Ireland I'm at a loss to understand.



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