Kingsmill Massacre 50th Anniversary: Justice Call Renewed
As the 50th anniversary of the Kingsmill massacre approaches, victims' families demand justice for the 10 Protestant workmen killed in the 1976 sectarian attack.
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Suicide fears for Stakeknife revealed in 2003 files
Newly released Irish archives show officials feared the British Army's top IRA agent, Stakeknife, was a suicide risk in 2003. Read the full Operation Kenova revelations.
MPs demand overhaul of victims' compensation scheme
Calls grow for a fundamental review of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority as victims report traumatic delays and complex claims processes. Read the full investigation.
Northern Bank robbery 'top man' feared to evade arrest
Newly released archives reveal British officials feared the mastermind behind the 2004 £26m Northern Bank heist would avoid arrest, complicating peace talks. Discover the inside story.
US Markets Hit Record Highs, Lifting Retirement Savings
US stock markets surged to fresh record highs in a holiday-shortened session, delivering a year-end boost to millions of retirement savings pots. Analysts see potential for further gains.
What to Do with Unused 529 College Savings Funds
Worried about overfunding a 529 education plan? New rules let you roll surplus into a Roth IRA or ABLE account. We detail the limits and key considerations for UK savers.
Pearl Harbor Survivor Ira 'Ike' Schab Dies at 103
Ira 'Ike' Schab, one of the last survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor, has died aged 103. Read about his remarkable life and legacy of remembrance.
Last Pearl Harbor survivor Ira Schab dies aged 105
Ira 'Ike' Schab, a US Navy veteran and one of the final survivors of the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, has passed away at 105. Read his remarkable story of service and remembrance.
Palestine Hunger Strikers Reach Day 48 in UK Prisons
Six UK prisoners are on a hunger strike for Palestine, with some reaching day 48. Campaigners warn of a 'point of no return' and call for government action. Have your say in our poll.
Latest search for Disappeared teen Columba McVeigh ends
A major search for Columba McVeigh, a teenager disappeared by the IRA 50 years ago, has concluded without finding his remains. The ICLVR remains committed to the case. Call +353 1 602 8655 with information.
Ben Whishaw on playing photographer Peter Hujar in new film
Ben Whishaw discusses his role in 'Peter Hujar's Day', a minimalist film capturing a lost queer New York, and reflects on the challenges for gay actors in the industry. Read the full interview.
Say Nothing: Maxine Peake IRA Drama Airs Tonight
Channel 4 premieres the brutal drama 'Say Nothing', starring Maxine Peake as IRA volunteer Dolours Price. Based on Patrick Radden Keefe's award-winning book, it explores the Troubles. Discover what else to watch tonight.
Two arrested over attempted murder of police officer
Two men arrested under the Terrorism Act in connection with the attempted murder of Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell, who was shot while off duty with his son. Read the latest developments.
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.
Lady Newlove, victims' commissioner, dies aged 63
Helen Newlove transformed personal tragedy into powerful advocacy for crime victims, becoming Victims' Commissioner and Conservative peer. Her legacy includes the 2024 Victims and Prisoners Act.
Victims' Commissioner Baroness Helen Newlove Dies at 63
Tributes are paid to Baroness Helen Newlove, the passionate Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, who has died following a short illness. Read about her powerful legacy.
Victims' Commissioner Helen Newlove dies aged 63
Baroness Helen Newlove, the Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, has passed away following a short illness. The fierce campaigner for victims' rights transformed the role. Read her powerful story.
Victims' Commissioner Baroness Newlove Dies at 63
Baroness Helen Newlove, the Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, has died after a short illness. A passionate advocate for victims' rights, her legacy transformed the role. Our thoughts are with her family.
New IRA declared terrorist organisation by UK government
The UK government has officially proscribed the New IRA as a terrorist organisation, freezing assets and imposing severe penalties on supporters in a significant security move.
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.
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.
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.
Police reopen 1991 Provisional IRA murder case
Detectives renew investigation into the brutal killing of John Joe O'Hara, appealing for information 33 years after the Provisional IRA shooting in County Tyrone.
Labour accused over Gerry Adams and IRA prisoner claims
The Labour Party confronts explosive allegations of enabling former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams to clear his path for hundreds of convicted IRA terrorists seeking wrongful imprisonment compensation in a major legal battle.
Labour's IRA Troubles Amnesty Sparks Fury and Betrayal Claims
The UK government's controversial new deal with Ireland on the Troubles has been condemned as a betrayal of victims, rewriting history and granting effective amnesty to IRA terrorists.
Irish rappers Kneecap banned from Canada over IRA links
Belfast Irish-language rap group Kneecap has been banned from entering Canada, cancelling their North American tour. Authorities cited concerns over their name's alleged ties to paramilitary groups and lyrics glorifying violence.
Human Rights Law Titan Prof Conor Gearty KC Dies at 66
The legal and academic worlds mourn the loss of Professor Conor Gearty KC, the esteemed human rights barrister and LSE legal scholar, who has died aged 66 after a battle with cancer.
Congress probes IRA expert witnesses over Troubles testimony
US Congress launches investigation into expert witnesses who testified on the IRA and Troubles, examining potential misinformation in high-profile terrorism cases.
Charlie Kirk's 9/11 'not that many' tweet causes fury
US right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk faces intense backlash for a controversial tweet suggesting the number of victims lost on 9/11 was 'not that many', causing widespread outrage on social media.
Charlie Kirk sparks fury by downplaying US gun violence victims
US conservative commentator Charlie Kirk faces a fierce backlash after footage emerges of him downplaying the severity of gun violence during a speech at Utah State University, claiming most victims are merely 'shot in the finger'.
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