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THE News o the Worldnewspaper will print its lastever edition on Sunday, it wasrevealed last night.
News Internationalchairman James Murdochmade the announcementollowing a turbulent week in which it emerged the tabloidpaid private investigators
to hack into the phone o murdered schoolgirl MillyDowler.
Mr Murdoch said thisSunday’s edition o the Newso the World would have nocommercial advertisementsand all the revenue rom sales would go to good causes.
Police say there could beas many as 4,000 victims o phone hacking by the paper.
See page 6
News of theWorld axed
Victim’s husband
slams PSNI teamTHE husband o a census worker
who died in a hail o IRA bulletsin Londonderry in 1981 sayspolice have reused to make a
public appeal or inormation oracilitate his oer o a reward.
The PSNI Historical EnquiriesTeam (HET) also stands accused
o reusing to interview thesel-conessed IRA commanderor the area about the murder
– deputy frst minister MartinMcGuinness.
Mother-o-one Joanne Mathers was gunned down, aged 29, as
she collected census orms in the Waterside in April 1981.
In March her husband Lowry
Mathers made a heartelt plea orthe case to be re-opened.
But now he is accusing theHET o reusing to make a public
appeal or inormation on his wie’s murder.
Turn to page 8
BY PHILIP BRADFIELD
Queen’s Universityspecial graduation
supplement
The pride of Northern IrelandSince 1737
www.newsletter.co.ukPrice: 72p (IR 1.05 EURO) Friday, July 8, 2011
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FORMER News Lettercolumnist John Connery hasdied ollowing a long battle with cancer.
The 53-year-old romScarva, Co Armagh, hadshared his moving story withreaders in the Living with theBig C column.
John frst approached theNews Letter with the idea o writing a column about hisexperiences fghting bowelcancer in February 2010. Hissubsequent words touchedmany readers. See page 3
Writer loses
cancer battle
THE attorney general has saidthat he is concerned at whathe described as the “misuse”o the term human rights.
In an interview with theNews Letter, John Larkin,QC, also warned lawyers thatthey are risking being viewedas “detestable enemies o thepeople” i they are viewed asreusing legal aid work out o greed. See pages 10 & 11
Top lawyer’sconcerns
Niall McIlroy from Tempoand Michaela Treanor
from Carrickmore, whohave both graduated fromQueen’s University
PICTURE: ColmLenaghan/Pacemaker
