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PSNI officer shot dead in Craigavon

Sir Hugh Orde, PSNI Chief Constable, says his officers will not be put off delivering the service to the community

Shaun Woodward, British Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, saying last night that the killing would not stop the peace process

Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, speaks to John O'Dowd, Sinn Féin MLA, and Ronnie Harkness, Ulster Unionist Cllr, about last night's events

Dermot Ahern, Minister for Justice, says dissidents are trying to create division between the police and local people in certain areas

Henry McDonald, The Guardian's Ireland Correspondent, says politicians on both sides are united in their anger at the latest murder

Tommie Gorman says the officer was killed in an area where dissident republicans have been active in the past

Sidney Anderson, Craigavon mayor, says the community is shocked and saddened at the officer's death

Terry Spence, Chairman of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland, says there have been numerous attacks on police officers over the past 18 months

Moate woman to receive MBE

Bridie Jones, originally from Moate, is to be rewarded with an MBE for her championing of Travellers' rights over the past 15 years

Hurley to appear before Oireachtas committee

Ciarán Cuffe, Green Party TD, says there is not enough clear water between the role of the Central Bank and the Financial Regulator

And they're off ...

James Shortt previews the Cheltenham Festival where the Willie Mullins stable will lead the Irish challenge at Prestbury Park

NCI to open up financial sector

Paul Mooney, President of the National College of Ireland, says the plan is to provide members of disadvantaged communities with jobs in the financial sector