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Loïc Dehaye with his daughters Emilie and Juliette at their Ballinlough Road home, which will feature on tonight's 'Home of the Year'

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Tuesday's TV highlights: The past revisited

In a new daily feature, Arts editor Des O'Driscoll lists the best things on the box for the evening ahead

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Sunday's TV tips

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Royal help is always at hand

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British Govt warns BBC of Savile investigation

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Best on TV: Today live

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TV not to miss

SATURDAY

Sat, 17 Sep, 2011

Diana, 10th Anniversary: Rivalry and lust led to death of royal marriage

THE Princess of Wales’s appeal was evident from the moment she appeared on the world stage as an awkward, shy teenager in the early 1980s.

Wed, 29 Aug, 2007

Sarandon tells of death threat fears

HOLLYWOOD actress Susan Sarandon yesterday said death threats and attacks by the American public and the media after she spoke out against the Iraq war had left her very scared.

Mon, 01 May, 2006

Sarandon speaks of death threats after opposing Iraq war

Susan Sarandon today said death threats and attacks by the American public and the media after she spoke out against the Iraq war had left her very scared.

Sat, 29 Apr, 2006

EU: No military action planned against Iran

The European Union’s foreign affairs chief today insisted that the use of military action against Iran was currently “not in the mind of anyone“.

Sun, 15 Jan, 2006

Hain defends Stormont 'spy ring' police

Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain today defended a police operation against republicans which brought down devolution in the North three years ago and led to the exposure of a Sinn Féin official as a British spy.

Sun, 18 Dec, 2005

Blair 'could stay in power to sort out EU crisis'

Tony Blair could carry on as British Prime Minister for another two to three years, now that plans for a European referendum have been dropped, his old ally Peter Mandelson claimed today.

Sun, 05 Jun, 2005

McCartney family consider civil case against IRA killers

THE family of murdered Belfast father of two Robert McCartney are considering a civil action against his killers similar to the case against people accused of the Omagh bomb.

Mon, 28 Mar, 2005

Govt to stand firm on anti-terror plans

The British government today signalled it will offer no more significant concessions to critics of its proposals to impose restrictions including house arrest on suspected terrorists.

Sun, 06 Mar, 2005

Slurry attack on Euro MP

Controversial Euro-MP Robert Kilroy Silk had a bucket of slurry tipped over him tonight as he turned up for a live radio show.

Fri, 03 Dec, 2004

Blair under fresh attack over Iraq

Tony Blair today faced a fresh wave of attacks accusing him of deceiving Britain over Saddam Hussein’s weapons arsenal.

Mon, 29 Dec, 2003