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Hooded Men still campaigning for original torture ruling to be upheld
New TG4 documentary examines how men were subjected to ‘five techniques’ method of interrogation
‘Boris cannot hide from us’: Harland & Wolff workers demand action from Johnson
Belfast firm's employees urge response from London as they battle to save their shipyard
Gerry Adams says he was in car crash in which IRA man on ‘active service’ died
Sinn Féin TD repeats he was never a member of IRA at inquest into Ballymurphy killings
Ireland hired British army spy 'to search for bugs' after 2007 RWC
IRFU says the claims of former British military intelligence officer are ‘fictionalised’
Ballymurphy massacre inquests set to open next week
Families welcome announcement, say they hope hearings will bring truth about killings
British army used waterboarding in North, papers claim
Pat Finucane Centre has documents outlining four alleged torture cases in 1972
Northern Ireland families challenge May’s defence of army
Mobile advertising campaign in London highlights cases of disputed killings by British soldiers
London ad campaign challenges May’s defence of army killings in North
‘Ad van’ will travel the city’s streets highlighting cases of a father and a boy shot by British army
Royal Marine arrest linked with dissident republican arms finds
Soldier questioned on suspicion of preparation for acts of terrorism in Northern Ireland
Former Kincora Boys’ Home resident hopes inquiry will lead to truth
Inquiry chairman says organisations such as MI5, MI6 and RUC will be investigated
Minister may face judicial review over Ludlow murder
Relatives of murder victim unhappy with response of Frances Fitzgerald
Theresa Villiers rejects Kincora abuse inquiry request
Amnesty calls for Belfast boys’ home to be included in Westminster investigation
McGuinness willing to meet daughter of IRA murder victim
Caroline Moreland shot dead shortly before August 1994 ceasefire
Cameron to seek Iranian support for battle against IS
PM’s meeting with Rouhani marks Britain’s first bilateral talks with Iran since 1979
Brooks admits to ‘rubber stamping’ payments
Former newspaper executive denies inventing rules regarding illegal payments to officials
Family call for body of one of Ballymurphy victims to be exhumed
Coroner also investigating if Bloody Sunday soldiers were involved in Ballymurphy killings
British apologise for RAF poster near scene of Bloody Sunday
Ministry of Defence apologises for ‘any offence’ over recruitment billboard in Derry
North’s DPP seeks PSNI inquiry on shoot-to-kill policy claims
Barra McGrory views allegations against British army undercover force with ‘great concern’
British to investigate claims on 1972 shoot-to-kill policy
Amnesty calls for inquiry into allegations of undercover army drive-by killings
New inquest into SAS Derry killings
New hearing ordered it emerged police documents had been withheld from coroner
Prosecution of soldiers for Bloody Sunday could be ‘disastrous’ - MP
Arrests and questioning of former British soldiers not imminent, PSNI sources say
Family of Jean McConville to sue PSNI and British ministry of defence
Police 'utterly failed' to assist family’s search for truth, claim McConvilles on 10th anniversary of recovery of IRA-murdered mother’s remains
McConville family to sue police and British government
Jean McConville was murdered and secretly buried by the IRA more than 40 years ago
British government knew of dangerous deficiencies in use of rubber bullets
Ministry of Defence feared court case about blinding of 10-year-old boy would expose how rubber bullets were not adequately tested
Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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