New Troubles Legacy Bill to Address 'Unfinished Business'
New legacy legislation will establish a commission to investigate Troubles-related killings, giving answers to grieving families across the UK. Read the latest developments.
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SAS veterans resign over Labour's Troubles Bill
Eight senior SAS soldiers resign amid fears over Labour's Northern Ireland legacy law. Veterans warn of a national security threat as military morale plummets. Read the full report.
New Troubles Bill Offers Hope for IRA Victim Families
UK government claims new Northern Ireland Troubles bill could revive path to justice for families of 77 unsolved killings in England. Security minister Dan Jarvis says scrapping immunity scheme gives relatives renewed chance for answers.
World Cup Play-Offs: Draw Date and Teams Confirmed
Sixteen European nations, including the Home Nations and Italy, discover their World Cup play-off fate this Thursday. Find out who they will face in the high-stakes knockout matches.
Harris: 'Window of Opportunity' on Troubles Legacy
Irish Deputy PM Simon Harris says UK and Irish governments must seize the chance for Troubles truth and justice. New legislation gets second reading.
BBC accused of spreading false Troubles rumours
Explosive new claims suggest the BBC circulated false rumours about RUC officers in 1985, raising serious questions about media ethics during the Troubles era.
NI Justice Minister orders court security review after incident
Justice Minister Naomi Long demands immediate safety assessment after court security officers fail to restrain violent individual at Lisburn courthouse, raising serious concerns about public protection.
Veteran, 80, faces trial over 1974 IRA-era shooting
Former soldier Dennis Hutchings, 80, stands trial for attempted murder in 1974 Belfast shooting amid controversy over historical cases.
Stormont Crisis Over Troubles Immunity Legislation
Stormont's devolved government could be dissolved as families of Troubles victims threaten legal action against the UK government's controversial immunity bill, creating a major constitutional crisis.
The Troubles' Long Shadow Over Northern Ireland Policing
Decades after the Good Friday Agreement, Northern Ireland's police officers continue working under the long shadow of paramilitary violence and community tensions.
Secret surveillance system uncovered at Stormont Parliament
Exclusive investigation reveals covert listening devices found throughout Stormont Estate, raising serious questions about security and privacy in Northern Ireland's democratic heart.
Irish minister turned away from Belfast hotel
Irish Minister for Integration Roderic O'Gorman was refused accommodation at a Belfast hotel, prompting serious concerns from Dublin about political motivations behind the incident.
Gov orders Birmingham Pub Bombings public inquiry
The UK government has announced a statutory public inquiry into the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings, marking a watershed moment for victims' families after five decades of campaigning for truth and justice.
Northern Lights Alert: Aurora Borealis Visible Over UK Tonight
Meteorological Office issues rare aurora alert as solar activity promises spectacular Northern Lights display visible across Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England tonight.
Government faces legal battle over 1971 Londonderry shooting
The British government confronts explosive legal action over claims it concealed evidence about the 1971 shooting of Michael McGuinness in Londonderry, reigniting tensions over historic Northern Ireland conflicts.
Mary McGee, contraception rights pioneer, dies
Tributes pour in for Mary McGee, the courageous Irish woman whose landmark 1973 Supreme Court case paved the way for legalising contraception in Ireland, ending decades of restrictive laws.
Republican Bill Would Criminalise Insulting Former Presidents
California Republican Bill Essayli proposes groundbreaking bill making it illegal to publicly insult former presidents, sparking immediate controversy and free speech debates.
Government Courts Bill Sparks Protest Rights Backlash
Ministers accused of 'draconian' power grab as new legislation threatens to criminalise peaceful protests and grant sweeping powers to restrict demonstrations across England and Wales.
Irish President declines Belfast event invitation
President Michael D. Higgins declines invitation to historic Belfast event amid concerns about protocol and cross-border relations, creating political waves in both Ireland and the UK.
NI smoking ban faces Brexit legal hurdle
Labour's ambitious plan to outlaw smoking and vaping in Northern Ireland could breach the Brexit Windsor Framework, warns former Attorney General Sir Jonathan Jones in explosive legal analysis.
Blue Lights: Drama confronts Northern Ireland's painful past
As the hit police drama returns, it forces uncomfortable conversations about justice, legacy and whether Britain is ready to confront the Troubles' complex truths.
Soldier F spared as Troubles prosecutions end
Exclusive: Soldier F, the former paratrooper facing charges over Bloody Sunday deaths, will not stand trial as new legislation ends historical prosecutions from Northern Ireland conflict era.
Bloody Sunday 'Witch Hunt': Campaigners Condemn Prosecution
Exclusive: Family members and campaigners speak out against the decision to charge Soldier F over 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, calling it a politically motivated 'witch hunt' that undermines peace process promises.
Bloody Sunday Soldier F case jeopardised by evidence ruling
In a dramatic courtroom twist, the case against Soldier F for the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings faces collapse after the judge excluded crucial testimony about his alleged confession.
Liam Neeson's Belfast Sinners Sparks Netflix Controversy
Liam Neeson's powerful new Netflix drama 'Belfast Sinners' faces criticism from local politicians and historians over its portrayal of Northern Ireland's troubled past. Discover why this gripping series is dividing audiences.
Parachute Regiment faces new Troubles investigation
New probe launched into British soldier's fatal shooting of 18-year-old Patrick McVeigh in Belfast during The Troubles, raising questions about historical military conduct.
Soldier Cleared in Bloody Sunday Case After 50 Years
A former paratrooper in his seventies has been formally acquitted of two Bloody Sunday murders, bringing closure to a five-decade legal saga that has haunted Northern Ireland.
Parachute Regiment Faces Fresh Troubles Investigation
Northern Ireland's Public Prosecution Service re-examines 1972 Londonderry shootings involving British soldiers, as families continue seeking justice five decades later.
1974 London IRA Bombings: Lasting Trauma Revealed
Groundbreaking research exposes the devastating human cost and lasting trauma of the IRA's 1974 London bombings, with survivors and families still seeking justice decades later.
Irish Minister's Garda remarks spark UK diplomatic concern
Micheál Martin faces backlash after suggesting Gardaí could operate in Northern Ireland, raising concerns about British sovereignty and cross-border policing arrangements.
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