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The landmark Free Derry Corner has been repainted to reflect revulsion felt at the killing of Lyra McKee.<\/p>\nThe landmark Free Derry Corner has been repainted to reflect revulsion felt at the killing of Lyra McKee.<\/p>\n
The famous civil rights-era slogan on a gable wall is regularly altered to reflect community sentiment in the Bogside estate in Derry.<\/p>\n
The city\u2019s Catholic bishop has said the nationalist community needs to be liberated from dissident republicans blamed for Miss McKee\u2019s shooting on Thursday evening.<\/p>\n
A message at Free Derry Corner said: \u201cNot in our name, RIP Lyra\u201d with a heart painted beside it.<\/p>\n
Police have arrested two teenagers they suspect are members of the dissident republican New IRA involved in shooting the young journalist in the head.<\/p>\n
A gunman aiming to kill police hit the 29-year-old. He fired indiscriminately during disturbances in the Creggan estate.<\/p>\n
Bishop Donal McKeown told BBC Radio Ulster\u2019s Sunday Sequence program: \u201cThe one liberation they require in that community is liberation from Saoradh.\u201d<\/p>\n
Saoradh, translating to liberation in Irish, is a grouping which has the support of the dissident republican group the New IRA.<\/p>\n
Bishop McKeown added: \u201cWe don\u2019t want to be labored with a reputation that comes from a small group that represents a small number of people but is actually a danger to all of us.\u201d<\/p>\n
Floral tributes have been piling up at the lamppost where Miss McKee fell, including one written to \u201cbeautiful Lyra\u201d from her partner Sara Canning.<\/p>\n
A close friend said her death leaves a void which will never be filled, but she hopes it will bring an end to gun violence in the city and meet the expectations of the victim\u2019s peace process generation.<\/p>\n
A new breed of terrorist is coming through the ranks in Northern Ireland, the detective leading the hunt for her killers has said.<\/p>\n
Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Detective Superintendent Jason Murphy said terrorists are lurking in the shadows, frightening and holding to ransom those they claim to represent.<\/p>\n
He said there has been a sea-change in community attitudes towards the gunmen.<\/p>\n
The New IRA is an amalgam of armed groups opposed to the peace process and it recently claimed responsibility for parcel bombs sent to London and Glasgow in March.<\/p>\n
Mr Murphy conceded there remains fear of reprisals from the shadowy gunmen for giving information to police.<\/p>\n
Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley was among those signing a book of condolence opened at the city\u2019s Guildhall, describing her death as a \u201ctragic loss\u201d of one with such potential.<\/p>\n
Police believe the violence was orchestrated in response to an earlier search by officers aimed at averting imminent trouble associated with this week\u2019s anniversary of the Easter Rising.<\/p>\n
Around 50 petrol bombs were thrown in the confrontation and two cars were burned out.<\/p>\n
Former US president Bill Clinton, whose administration played an integral peace process role, and the EU\u2019s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier are among those to condemn the violence.<\/p>\n