Phone-tap evidence that could have seen scores of terrorists convicted in the North should be allowed, a human rights group said today.

Denmark’s top prosecutor said today he won’t press charges against the newspaper that first published the Prophet Mohammed cartoons that angered Muslims worldwide.

A spokesman for Relatives for Justice, which represents people whose relatives were murdered by loyalists has demanded a public inquiry into their deaths.

THE political time bomb now ticking away for one Cabinet minister is whether or not to release convicted murderer Malcolm McArthur.