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Kinder der nordirischen Stadt Londonderry brechen Teile von Asphalt aus der Strasse und werfen sie gegen britische Soldaten, aufgenommen im Irlandkonflikt aus dem Jahr 1971. (KEYSTONE/Fulvio Grimaldi)

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In Londonderry wird ein britischer Soldat aus dem Hinterhalt von einer Gewehrkugel getroffen und bricht zusammen, aufgenommen im Irlandkonflikt aus dem Jahr 1971. (KEYSTONE/Fulvio Grimaldi)

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Szenen der Gewalt in der Nacht nahe dem Marktplatz von Belfast, aufgenommen im Irlandkonflikt am 12. August 1971. Hinter einer brennenden Barrikade kauert ein IRA-Gewehrschuetze mit Fahne. (KEYSTONE/Str)

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Two marchers carry the mosaic of Bobby Sands, the Irish hunger striker, who was named honorary Grand Marshal of the St. Patrick's Day parade in New York City on March 17, 1982. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Warren Jorgensen)

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Marcela Sands, sister of Bobby Sands M.P., hunger-striking inmate of the Maze Prison, walks hand in hand with his election agent Owen Crow during a protest rally in Northern Ireland in April 1981. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Peter Kemp)

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Marcela Sands, sister of Bobby Sands M.P., hunger-striking inmate of the Maze Prison, walks hand in hand with his election agent Owen Crow during a protest rally in Northern Ireland in April 1981. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Peter Kemp)

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Local residents sign a condolence book for Bobby Sands, outside the Republican headquarters in Belfast's Falls Road on May 6, 1981. IRA hunger striker Sands, died early Tuesday, after 66 days of hunger strike. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Peter Kemp)

GROSSBRITANNIEN NORDIRLAND KONFLIKT

Accompanied by two adults, 7-year-old Gerard Sands walks the coffin containing the body of his father, Catholic hunger striker Bobby Sands, as the coffin is escorted to Belfast's Milltown Cemetery by masked IRA men Thursday, May 7, 1981. Sands had died two days earlier after a 66 day hunger strike. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Peter Kemp)

GROSSBRITANNIEN NORDIRLAND KONFLIKT

Escorted by IRA men wearing masks, combat jackets and black berets, the coffin containing the body of hunger striker Bobby Sands, is carried through a mass of spectators near his home in the Catholic Twinbrooks area of Belfast, Northern Ireland on May 7, 1981. The coffin was en route to Belfast's Milltown cemetery for burial. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Peter Kemp)

GROSSBRITANNIEN NORDIRLAND KONFLIKT

Supporters of the H-block hunger strikers, hold black flags in memory of Bobby Sands, as they stage a silent protest in the center of Belfast's Falls Road on May 7, 1981. IRA hunger striker Sands, who died on the 66th day of a hunger strike, will be buried in nearby Milltown cemetery later in the day. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Peter Kemp)

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A tribute to Irish Republican Army member Bobby Sands shown in May 1981, who died in Maze Prison on the 66th day of a hunger strike on May 2. Before his death Sands had been elected as a Member of Parliament at Westminster. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Robert Dear)

GROSSBRITANNIEN NORDIRLAND KONFLIKT

Escorted by hooded members of the Irish Republican Army, the coffin of hunger striker Bobby Sands leaves a church in Belfast, Northern Ireland on May 7, 1981. Cortege was en route to a burial in Milltown Cemetery. Sands had died on the 66th day of a hunger strike in the hospital of the Maze Prison, in Belfast on May 2. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Robert Dear)

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epa09123332 General view of Nationalist youths stealing a car while clashing with Police on the Springfield Road in west Belfast, in Northern Ireland, Britain, 08 April 2021. Protests have been taking place across Northern Ireland by loyalists in the past week. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Mark Marlow)

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A man walks past a burnt out bus on the Shankill road in West Belfast, Northern Ireland, Thursday, April 8, 2021. The scene follows another night of violence in Loyalist areas that has now spread to interface areas of the peace divide. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Peter Morrison)

GROSSBRITANNIEN NORDIRLAND KONFLIKT PAISLEY

Politician and former church minister from Northern Ireland, Ian Paisley. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Theo Van Houts)

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Politician and former church minister from Northern Ireland, Ian Paisley. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Theo Van Houts)

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Politician and former church minister from Northern Ireland, Ian Paisley. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Colman Doyle)

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Politician and former church minister from Northern Ireland, Ian Paisley. PICTURED: (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/V. Paterson)

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Politician and former church minister from Northern Ireland, Ian Paisley. PICTURED: (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Herbie Knott/NOW)

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Politician and former church minister from Northern Ireland, Ian Paisley. PICTURED: (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Herbie Knott/NOW)

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Politician and former church minister from Northern Ireland, Ian Paisley. PICTURED: Father Hugh Murphy and Ian Paisley pictured at the funeral of murdered RUC constable William Turbitt. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Pacemaker)

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Politician and former church minister from Northern Ireland, Ian Paisley. PICTURED: (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Herbie Knott/NOW)

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Politician and former church minister from Northern Ireland, Ian Paisley. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Roger Hutchings)

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Northern Ireland Retrospective. PICTURED: Ulster's people at war - the Rev. Ian Paisley. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Colman Doyle)

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D 88001-03 20320-2 Dr Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Herbie Knott. Dr Ian Paisley, who was the First Minister of Northern Ireland until his resignation in June 2008. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Herbie Knott)

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D 88001-07 T/I 1927-22 Dr Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Coleman Doyle. Dr Ian Paisley, the First Minister of Northern Ireland and MP for Ulster in Westminster. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Coleman Doyle)

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D 88001-06 25407-21 Dr Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Jonathan Harsch. Dr Ian Paisley, the First Minister of Northern Ireland, pictured standing outside the Martyrs Memorial Free Presbyterian Church in Belfast. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Jonathan Harsch)

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D 88001-04 25446-25 Dr Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / P/Maker. Dr Ian Paisley was, who the First Minister of Northern Ireland until his resignation in June 2008. Pictured with striking Ulstermen outside Stormont Castle in Northern Ireland in 1974. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/P/Maker)

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D 88001-08 15977-14 Dr Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Coleman Doyle. Dr Ian Paisley, the First Minister of Northern Ireland and Protestant Unionist Member at Stormont, handles a ceremonial sword which was presented to him in the Bannside on election day. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Coleman Doyle)

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D 88001-01 15977-1 Dr Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Colman Doyle. Dr Ian Paisley, who was the First Minister of Northern Ireland until his resignation in June 2008. Pictured on election day in Ballymeena. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Colman Doyle)

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D 83015-02 Alex Salmond, Ian Paisley and Martin McGuinness. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Jane Barlow / TSPL. Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond, Northern Ireland's First Minister Ian Paisley and deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, pictured at a meeting at Edinburgh Castle in Scotland, 20/02/2008. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Jane Barlow / TSPL)

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D 74688-20 Ian Paisley and Martin McGuinness. OBLIGATORY CREDIT - CAMERA PRESS / Rota. 08/05/2007.Irish First Minister Ian Paisley (right) and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness arriving at the Stormont building in Belfast. 08/05/2007. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Rota)

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D 74688-17 Ian Paisley. OBLIGATORY CREDIT - CAMERA PRESS / Rota. 08/05/2007. Irish politician Ian Paisley and wife Eileen arrive at the Stormont building in Belfast, to be sworn in as First Minister of the Northern Ireland Assembly. 08/05/2007. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Rota)

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D 88001-09 1827-7 Dr Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Theo Van Houts. Dr Ian Paisley, the First Minister of Northern Ireland. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Theo Van Houts)

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RCOD 323-98 T/I.1535-11 Reverend Ian Paisley Obligatory credit - CAMERA PRESS/Don McCullin The history of 'The Troubles' date back to Britain's first invasion of Ireland in the 12th century. Since then Ireland has been at war with itself: Catholic versus Protestant, Republican versus Unionist. The recent history of unrest in Ulster began in 1969 when Catholic's demanding civil rights met violent Protestant opposition, providing the spark for years of armed struggle which ended with the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. This picture shows the Reverend Ian Paisley, centre, conducting a meeting in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Don McCullin)

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D 49325-01 Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Martin Argles / G/M. Democratic Unionist Party leader Reverend Ian Paisley pictured 19/05/2005 as he arrived at Number10 Downing Street, London, for talks with British Prime Minister Tony Blair. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/G/M)

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D 51304-07 Ian Paisley and Tony Blair. OBLIGATORY CREDIT - CAMERA PRESS / ROTA. 04/08/05. Leader of the Northern Ireland Democratic Unionist Party Dr Ian Paisley is pictured meeting Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair at 10 Downing Street, London UK 04/08/05 (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/ROTA)

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D 55674-24 Ian Paisley. OBLIGATORY CREDIT - CAMERA PRESS / James Veysey. Leader of the Irish Democratic Unionist Party, Reverend Ian Paisley MP pictured during the Remembrance Service at the Cenotaph, Whitehall, London, 13/11/2005... (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/James Veysey)

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D 74688-26 Ian Paisley. OBLIGATORY CREDIT - CAMERA PRESS / Rota. 08/05/2007. Irish politician Ian Paisley arrives at the Stormont building in Belfast, to be sworn in as First Minister of the Northern Ireland Assembly. 08/05/2007. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Rota)

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RCOD 323-106 T/I.1535-20 Protestant Meeting Obligatory credit - CAMERA PRESS/Don McCullin The history of 'The Troubles' date back to Britain's first invasion of Ireland in the 12th century. Since then Ireland has been at war with itself: Catholic versus Protestant, Republican versus Unionist. The recent history of unrest in Ulster began in 1969 when Catholic's demanding civil rights met violent Protestant opposition, providing the spark for years of armed struggle which ended with the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. This picture shows the Reverend Ian Paisley addressing a meeting of Belfast Protestants. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Don McCullin)

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D 74532-05 Rev. Ian Paisley. OBLIGATORY CREDIT - CAMERA PRESS / Guillem Lopez. Reverend Ian Paisley in Scotland as neutral ground for the Irish talk. 03/05/2007 .. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Guillem Lopez)

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D 50471-01 Ian Paisley Jr. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / Phil Wilkinson / TSPL. Ian Paisley Jr, with a portrait of his father the Reverend Ian Paisley on the wall behind him. Photographed at Stormont parliament buildings in Belfast 17/6/2005... (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/TSPL)

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RCOD 323-99 T/I.1535-9 Reverend Ian Paisley Obligatory credit - CAMERA PRESS/Don McCullin The history of 'The Troubles' date back to Britain's first invasion of Ireland in the 12th century. Since then Ireland has been at war with itself: Catholic versus Protestant, Republican versus Unionist. The recent history of unrest in Ulster began in 1969 when Catholic's demanding civil rights met violent Protestant opposition, providing the spark for years of armed struggle which ended with the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. This picture shows the Reverend Ian Paisley, centre, being congratulated on his rhetoric at a Protestant meeting in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Don McCullin)

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D 51304-02 Ian Paisley and Tony Blair. OBLIGATORY CREDIT - CAMERA PRESS / ROTA. 04/08/05. Leader of the Northern Ireland Democratic Unionist Party Dr Ian Paisley is pictured meeting Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair along with the DUP's Peter Robinson (right) and Jeffrey Donaldson (left) at 10 Downing Street, London UK 04/08/05 (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/ROTA)

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D 25371-10 38312-30 Rev. Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Roland Boyes. ADDITIONAL TEXT AVAILABLE. The Reverand Ian Paisley MP, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, who is running against UUP leader D. Trimble at the Stormont Poll on 26th November 2003, as the Northern Ireland peace process gathers pace. He has denounced the policies of Trimble whom he sees as a traitor of the Unionist cause. PICTURED: Ian Paisley is seen here in 1995. He has had a profound impact upon the Northern Ireland political stage, driven by a determination to resist the cause of Irish nationalism. Ian Paisley is the MP for North Antrim. He founded the Free Presbyterian Church. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Roland Boyes)

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D 25371-06 PA 1827-05 Rev. Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Theo Van Houts. ADDITIONAL TEXT AVAILABLE. The Reverand Ian Paisley MP, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, who is running against UUP leader D. Trimble at the Stormont Poll on 26th November 2003, as the Northern Ireland peace process gathers pace. Paisley has denounced the policies of Trimble whom he sees as a traitor of the Unionist cause. Ian Paisley, grey coat, is PICTURED here on a campaign trip to meet supporters. He has had a profound impact upon the Northern Ireland political stage, driven by a determination to resist the cause of Irish nationalism. Ian Paisley is the MP for North Antrim. He founded the Free Presbyterian Church. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Theo Van Houts)

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RCOD 323-100 T/I.1535-24 Reverend Ian Paisley Obligatory credit - CAMERA PRESS/Don McCullin The history of 'The Troubles' date back to Britain's first invasion of Ireland in the 12th century. Since then Ireland has been at war with itself: Catholic versus Protestant, Republican versus Unionist. The recent history of unrest in Ulster began in 1969 when Catholic's demanding civil rights met violent Protestant opposition, providing the spark for years of armed struggle which ended with the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. This picture shows the Reverend Ian Paisley at a Protestant meeting in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Don McCullin)

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D 25371-04 PA 1827-06 Rev. Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Theo Van Houts. ADDITIONAL TEXT AVAILABLE. The Reverand Ian Paisley MP, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, who is running against UUP leader D. Trimble at the Stormont Poll on 26th November 2003, as the Northern Ireland peace process gathers pace. Paisley has denounced the policies of Trimble whom he sees as a traitor of the Unionist cause. Ian Paisley, black hat, is PICTURED here on a campaign trip to meet supporters. He has had a profound impact upon the Northern Ireland political stage, driven by a determination to resist the cause of Irish nationalism. Ian Paisley is the MP for North Antrim. He founded the Free Presbyterian Church. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Theo Van Houts)

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D 25371-05 PA 1827-10 Rev. Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Theo Van Houts. ADDITIONAL TEXT AVAILABLE. The Reverand Ian Paisley MP, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, who is running against UUP leader D. Trimble at the Stormont Poll on 26th November 2003, as the Northern Ireland peace process gathers pace. Paisley has denounced the policies of Trimble whom he sees as a traitor of the Unionist cause. Ian Paisley, grey coat, is PICTURED here on a campaign trip to meet supporters. He has had a profound impact upon the Northern Ireland political stage, driven by a determination to resist the cause of Irish nationalism. Ian Paisley is the MP for North Antrim. He founded the Free Presbyterian Church. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Theo Van Houts)

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D 25371-13 14599-04 Rev. Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Peter Mitchell/Colin Davey. ADDITIONAL TEXT AVAILABLE. The Reverand Ian Paisley MP, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, who is running against UUP leader D. Trimble at the Stormont Poll on 26th November 2003, as the Northern Ireland peace process gathers pace. He has denounced the policies of Trimble whom he sees as a traitor of the Unionist cause. PICTURED: Ian Paisley in the late 1960s. He has had a profound impact upon the Northern Ireland political stage, driven by a determination to resist the cause of Irish nationalism. Ian Paisley is the MP for North Antrim. He founded the Free Presbyterian Church. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Peter Mitchell / Colin Davey)

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D 25371-03 PA 1827-08 Rev. Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Theo Van Houts. ADDITIONAL TEXT AVAILABLE. The Reverand Ian Paisley MP, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, who is running against UUP leader D. Trimble at the Stormont Poll on 26th November 2003, as the Northern Ireland peace process gathers pace. Paisley has denounced the policies of Trimble whom he sees as a traitor of the Unionist cause. Ian Paisley, front, is PICTURED here on a campaign trip to meet supporters. He has had a profound impact upon the Northern Ireland political stage, driven by a determination to resist the cause of Irish nationalism. Ian Paisley is the MP for North Antrim. He founded the Free Presbyterian Church. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Theo Van Houts)

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D 25371-07 Now 166-04 Rev. Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Herbie Knott/NOW. ADDITIONAL TEXT AVAILABLE. The Reverand Ian Paisley MP, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, who is running against UUP leader D. Trimble at the Stormont Poll on 26th November 2003, as the Northern Ireland peace process gathers pace. He has denounced the policies of Trimble whom he sees as a traitor of the Unionist cause. PICTURED: Ian Paisley in 1981. He has had a profound impact upon the Northern Ireland political stage, driven by a determination to resist the cause of Irish nationalism. Ian Paisley is the MP for North Antrim. He founded the Free Presbyterian Church. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Herbie Knott / NOW)

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D 25371-15 NOW 166-02 Rev. Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Herbie Knott/NOW. ADDITIONAL TEXT AVAILABLE. The Reverand Ian Paisley MP, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, who is running against UUP leader D. Trimble at the Stormont Poll on 26th November 2003, as the Northern Ireland peace process gathers pace. He has denounced the policies of Trimble whom he sees as a traitor of the Unionist cause. PICTURED: Ian Paisley with a Ulster Declaration paper that speaks for itself in 1981. He has had a profound impact upon the Northern Ireland political stage, driven by a determination to resist the cause of Irish nationalism. Ian Paisley is the MP for North Antrim. He founded the Free Presbyterian Church. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Herbie Knott / NOW)

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D 25371-14 35642-14 Rev. Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Roger Hutchings/OBS. ADDITIONAL TEXT AVAILABLE. The Reverand Ian Paisley MP, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, who is running against UUP leader D. Trimble at the Stormont Poll on 26th November 2003, as the Northern Ireland peace process gathers pace. He has denounced the policies of Trimble whom he sees as a traitor of the Unionist cause. PICTURED: Ian Paisley seen during the Unionist Rebellion of 1986. He has had a profound impact upon the Northern Ireland political stage, driven by a determination to resist the cause of Irish nationalism. Ian Paisley is the MP for North Antrim. He founded the Free Presbyterian Church. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Roger Hutchings / OBS)

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D 25371-11 15977-10 Rev. Ian Paisley and wife, Eileen. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Colman Doyle. ADDITIONAL TEXT AVAILABLE. The Reverand Ian Paisley MP, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, who is running against UUP leader D. Trimble at the Stormont Poll on 26th November 2003, as the Northern Ireland peace process gathers pace. He has denounced the policies of Trimble whom he sees as a traitor of the Unionist cause. PICTURED: Ian Paisley, far left, and wife Eileen are seen here in 1970 after Paisley won the Bannside Election. He has had a profound impact upon the Northern Ireland political stage, driven by a determination to resist the cause of Irish nationalism. Ian Paisley is the MP for North Antrim. He founded the Free Presbyterian Church. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Colman Doyle)

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D 25371-12 14599-09 Rev. Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Peter Mitchell/Colin Davey. ADDITIONAL TEXT AVAILABLE. The Reverand Ian Paisley MP, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, who is running against UUP leader D. Trimble at the Stormont Poll on 26th November 2003, as the Northern Ireland peace process gathers pace. He has denounced the policies of Trimble whom he sees as a traitor of the Unionist cause. PICTURED: Ian Paisley,middle, facing the media in the late 1960s. He has had a profound impact upon the Northern Ireland political stage, driven by a determination to resist the cause of Irish nationalism. Ian Paisley is the MP for North Antrim. He founded the Free Presbyterian Church. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Peter Mitchell / Colin Davey)

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D 22816-02 Ian Paisley. OBLIGATORY CREDIT - CAMERA PRESS/Penny Tweedie. Northern Irish politician the Reverend Ian Paisley, leader and founder of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and Moderator of the Free Presbyterian Church. He has been a colussus on the political stage in the Province since his first interventions in the mid-1960s. Pictured here in 1972. 1972 (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Penny Tweedie)

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D 7075-07 Tony Benn and Ian Paisley. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS/Stewart Mark. The Rev Ian Paisley is pictured with Tony Benn at the state opening of Parliament in London on 06/12/2000. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Stewart Mark)

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epa04397082 (FILE) A file photo dated 11 October 2006 showing then Northern Ireland‘s main Protestant Party, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader Ian Paisley holding on to his hat at the St Andrew peace talks at the Fairmont hotel, Britain. British media report Paisley, late former Northern Irish First Minister from 2007 to 2008, has died aged 88 on 12 September 2014, his family confirmed. Paisley was born in Ballymena in Co Armagh, Northern Ireland, in 1926. EPA/JAMES FRASER

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epa04397081 (FILE) A file photograph dated 08 March 2007 showing then Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader Ian Paisley celebrating after being elected in North Antrim at Ballymena count station, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. British media report Paisley, late former Northern Irish First Minister from 2007 to 2008, has died aged 88 on 12 September 2014, his family confirmed. Paisley was born in Ballymena in Co Armagh, Northern Ireland, in 1926. EPA/CATHY MCARTHUR

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epa04397079 (FILE) A file photo dated 08 May 2007 showing Northern Ireland's then newly appointed deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness (L), standing with then First Minister Ian Paisley (2-L), Britain's then Prime Minister Tony Blair (2-R) and then Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern (R) on their departure of Stormont Parliament Buildings, Belfast, Northern Ireland. British media report Paisley, late former Northern Irish First Minister from 2007 to 2008, has died aged 88 on 12 September 2014, his family confirmed. Paisley was born in Ballymena in Co Armagh, Northern Ireland, in 1926. EPA/CATHY MC ARTHUR

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epa04397076 (FILE) A file photo dated 19 March 2008 showing Britain's Queen Elizabeth (L) being greeted by Northern Ireland's then First Minister, Ian Paisley at the East Belfast Mission central Belfast, Northern Ireland. British media report Paisley, late former Northern Irish First Minister from 2007 to 2008, has died aged 88 on 12 September 2014, his family confirmed. Paisley was born in Ballymena in Co Armagh, Northern Ireland, in 1926. EPA/MICHAEL COOPER / POOL

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epa04397070 (FILE) A file photo dated 04 February 2006 showing late former Democratic Unionist Party leader Rev Ian Paisley delivering his key note speech during his party's annual conference in Belfast, Northern Ireland. British media report Paisley, late former Northern Irish First Minister from 2007 to 2008, has died aged 88 on 12 September 2014, his family confirmed. Paisley was born in Ballymena in Co Armagh, Northern Ireland, in 1926. EPA/PAUL McERLANE *** Local Caption *** 00630721

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epa04397068 (FILE) A file photograph dated 15 June 2005 showing late Dr Ian Paisley, as Leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (C), addressing the media outside the Irish Embassy in London, Britain. British media report Paisley, late former Northern Irish First Minister from 2007 to 2008, has died aged 88 on 12 September 2014, his family confirmed. Paisley was born in Ballymena in Co Armagh, Northern Ireland, in 1926. EPA/RICHARD LEWIS *** Local Caption *** 50206526