Prosecutors continue to consider British Army's IRA mole Stakeknife files for other suspects
Stakeknife worked within the IRA's notorious 'nutting squad' interrogating suspected informers during the Troubles.
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Northern Ireland Belfast man alleged to have been British Army's IRA mole Stakeknife dies
Stakeknife worked within the IRA's notorious 'nutting squad' interrogating suspected informers during the Troubles.
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USA Biden to hold bilateral talks with Sunak ahead of Ulster University speech
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak greeted the US president after Air Force One landed at RAF Aldergrove on Tuesday.
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USA US President Joe Biden to visit Ireland to mark 25th anniversary of Good Friday Agreement
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will meet Mr Biden when Air Force One touches down in Northern Ireland.
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Northern Ireland Sunak hails bravery of Good Friday Agreement leaders on 25th anniversary of peace deal
On the 25th anniversary of the peace deal, the Prime Minister celebrated the "difficult decisions" taken to end the Troubles.
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Navy New inquest ordered into 1972 shooting of Royal Navy veteran in north Belfast
The original inquest, which took place in 1973, concluded with a verdict of misadventure.
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History Aldershot bombing: The first IRA revenge attack against British Army on English soil
The bomb hit the officers' mess at 16 Parachute Brigade three weeks after Bloody Sunday, killing seven people and injuring 19 others.
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Northern Ireland Families speak of their loss as new inquest opens into 1972 Springhill killings
Three teenagers, a parish priest and a father of six were killed in the Springhill/Westrock area on the night of 9 July, 1972.
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Northern Ireland Veteran Holden given suspended sentence for Troubles killing
In November, David Jonathan Holden, 53, was convicted of the manslaughter of Aidan McAnespie in February 1988.
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Northern Ireland Veteran convicted of Troubles killing set to be sentenced
In November, David Jonathan Holden, 53, was convicted of the manslaughter of Aidan McAnespie in February 1988.
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Northern Ireland Sinn Féin's O'Neill welcomes Congressional letter to Sunak regarding 'dangerous' legacy law plans
US Congress claims draft legislation going through Parliament would "deny justice".
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Navy £1.6bn Royal Fleet Auxillary contract gives Belfast a £100m shipbuilding boost
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace confirmed production of the Fleet Support Ships is set to start in 2025.
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Northern Ireland Mowlam wanted no soldiers to face legal action over Bloody Sunday
Bloody Sunday was one of the darkest days in the history of the Northern Ireland Troubles.
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Northern Ireland Former British soldier David Holden found guilty of 1988 Troubles killing at Army checkpoint
Trial judge Mr Justice O'Hara said he was satisfied beyond reasonable doubt Holden was guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence.
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Northern Ireland Victims on both sides of the Troubles unite to press PM to scrap Legacy Bill
The families also said the bill would "enable the killers of our loved ones to ask for a water-tight immunity from prosecution".
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Remembrance How the Armed Forces commemorated the fallen on Remembrance Sunday
Services were held around the United Kingdom and across the forces world to reflect on the military's sacrifice through history.