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Add it to this page and have it appear immediately. Discuss this story in the forum The UK and Ireland are on high alert after a suspect package was blown up at the Dublin headquarters of the RTE, the Irish Republic's state-backed TV and radio network. The discovery of the package followed a warning call to the Samaritans organisation in Belfast, in which the caller used a recognised codeword believed to be used by Northern Ireland loyalist paramilitaries. The caller claimed two explosive devices had been planted at RTE's headquarters, and the building was then evacuated and searched - with some overnight radio programmes disrupted as a result. One package was located close to a satellite dish, but was found to contain no explosive device when dealt with by the Army in a controlled blast, and nothing else was discovered in the area.