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Missing teenagers body found

THE body of missing Londonderry teenager Sean McNair has been found. More than 100 people joined the search for the 17year-old at Lough Swilly, Co Donegal, yesterday, where his body was found by divers at around 3.20pm. Thirty boats and three dive teams scoured the waters, while a number of coastal shore teams, including local residents, searched the beaches. It was members of the Dundalk dive team who recovered the body. Turn to page 12

Appeal after man is shot

A 42-YEAR-OLD man was being treated in hospital last night after being shot in the leg in south Belfast. The victim claimed he had been walking through the Holylands area shortly before 9pm when he felt a pain in his left thigh and collapsed. Police, who responded to the reports on the Ormeau Road, said they were still trying to establish a motive. They appealed for anyone with information to come forward.

A woman reacts in anguish at the closing of a memorial service at Oslo Cathedral in Norway in the aftermath of Fridays gun and bomb attacks

We feel your pain

BY LYNDSEY TELFORD
lyndsey.telford@jpress.co.uk

PICTURE: AP/Emilio Morenatti

Two injured in collision

TWO people were injured following what police described as a very serious road traffic collision on the Shore Road in Belfast last night. The road between Jordanstown Road and Whiteabbey village was closed following the crash involving a car and a motorbike. Police were unable to confirm the extent of the injuries.

NORTHERN Ireland shared Norways pain yesterday as it tried to come to terms with the bomb attack and massacre of nearly 100 people. Party leaders in the province

expressed their shock and sympathy as the death toll rose to 93 after seven people were killed in a car bomb blast in the heart of Oslo and 86 innocents were gunned down at a youth camp on Utoya Island. First minister Peter Robinson said we know all too well the effect of senseless violence,

adding: It would seem that these attacks have been the work of a twisted and depraved individual who has brought heartbreak and grief to scores of homes. A number of books of condolence will be opened in the province. Anders Breivik confessed to carrying out the attacks and said

he acted alone, but he refused to admit criminal guilt. The chief surgeon at a hospital treating victims of the camp atrocity said the gunman used special bullets designed to cause maximum internal damage that exploded inside the body.
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