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    - The one-page document is from a newspaper dated May 18, 2012 and includes short articles about a goat at an agricultural show, a country music star celebrating 50 years, and the Attorney General responding to criticism of his decision to prosecute a former Secretary of State. - The Attorney General, John Larkin, delivered a robust response to critics and said he is not "bound" by their views or "peering anxiously" to see if he has pleased them politically. - He also said he is "not in the least" concerned about his future after facing criticism from across the political spectrum, including the Prime Minister, for his decision to prosecute former Secretary of State Peter Hain.

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    Price: 75p (ir 1.05 eUrO) Friday, may 18, 2012


    News Letter, Friday, May 18, 2012 27

    The pride of Northern Ireland

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    SUPERSONIC ALLY IS KING OF THE COAST INSIDE: 12-PAGE NORTH WEST 200 PULL-OUT
    Kidding about at the show
    Philip mcCrabbe has some fun with a friendly goat at day two of the Balmoral show in Belfast yesterday. There was plenty of rain around but judging by the queues at the gates it wasnt going to dampen their determination to enjoy a fun-filled day at the agricultural show, which comes to an end today reports, pictures and results on pages 6-9
    PiCTUre: declan roughan/Presseye

    Country star Philomena going strong after 50 years


    Pages 22&23

    Larkin hits back at political critics


    BY sam mcBride Political Correspondent
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    ATTORNEY General John Larkin last night delivered a robust response to his political critics, telling them that he is not peering anxiously to see if he has pleased them.

    In an interview with the News Letter just hours after appearing in court and agreeing to stop proceedings against former Secretary of State Peter Hain, Mr Larkin said that he is not bound by the views of ministers. The Attorney Generals contempt of court case against Mr Hain over his personal attack

    on a Belfast judge in his memoir was shelved after Mr Hain wrote to clarify that he had not intended to question Lord Justice Girvans motivation...or his wider capabilities as a judge. In a compromise, Mr Hain and his publisher agreed to include a footnote in future editions of the book.

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