Northern Ireland Veterans' Investigations 'A Deep Insult', Former Defence Minister Says
Conservative Mark Francois claims the IRA fighters have been let off "scot-free".
Conservative Mark Francois claims the IRA fighters have been let off "scot-free".
About 17,500 members of the public took part in a Government consultation.
The national event is in Salisbury, with other cities and towns also celebrating.
Reservists from 152 North Irish Regiment RLC have been crowned the Champion unit at the Army Reserve Shooting Competition for the first time ...
Crowds lined the streets of the host city of Lisburn for a parade before a special event at Wallace Park.
At one stage he led the organisation in Belfast.
A new legacy unit has been created to process outstanding inquest cases relating to almost 100 historic Troubles deaths.
Dennis Hutchings is due to stand trial in Belfast in relation to the fatal shooting of a man with learning difficulties.
Police have started a cross-border investigation into a dissident republican attempt to kill an officer.
General Sir Mike Jackson denied there was a cover-up and also offered his sympathy to the relatives of those who died.
The museum, in Enniskillen Castle in Northern Ireland, attracts thousands of visitors each year.
The Royal Navy, as well as fleets from Ireland, France and Mexico, welcomed visitors on board.
World War Two evacuation camps: Some evacuees married in them. Some children were born in them.
Conservative MP Bob Stewart said he was "ashamed" that successive governments had been "complicit" in the pursuit of veterans.
Former Army officer and MP James Heappey said the Government should call a halt to investigations into military veterans.
A leaked memorandum warns that veterans should be offered "equal, rather than preferential, treatment" in relative to other groups.