1.   In Northern Ireland the loyalist ceasefire is under scrutiny after bombs were planted at sports grounds.

2.   If they achieve a breakthrough in their Irish Peace Process, the loyalist ceasefire will automatically end.

3.   The loyalist ceasefire still holds, but is known to be precarious.

4.   A loyalist ceasefire, declared about the same time as that of the IRA some two years ago, is still in force.

5.   A loyalist ceasefire?

6.   A loyalist ceasefire declared shortly after that of the IRA is still in force, although loyalist paramilitaries have recently suggested they were rethinking it.

7.   A loyalist ceasefire declared six weeks after that of the IRA is still in force.

8.   A loyalist ceasefire, declared around the same time as that of the IRA, is technically still in force.

9.   A loyalist ceasefire is technically still in force, although several attacks on republicans have been attributed to the loyalist paramilitaries.

10.   A loyalist ceasefire called at about the same time is still technically in force, although several attacks have been attributed to the loyalists.