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Next-generation search warrants could gain access to suspects' device data
Alex Salmond launches new party ahead of Scottish elections
SNP issues sharp response amid launch of former first minister’s Alba grouping
Nicola Sturgeon survives no-confidence vote in Scottish parliament
Vote held hours after parliamentary committee finds it was misled by first minister
Nicola Sturgeon misled Scottish parliament, inquiry finds
Report published day after separate invesigation found SNP leader did not break ministerial code
Hamilton report a tremendous boost for Sturgeon and a disaster for her critics
Analysis: Scottish unionists had hoped Salmond affair would deprive SNP of majority
Sturgeon did not breach ministerial code, inquiry finds
Investigation was carried out by Ireland’s former director of public prosecutions
Nicola Sturgeon facing no-confidence vote over finding she misled parliament
Inquiry into handling of Alex Salmond sexual harrassment claims to report on Tuesday
Nicola Sturgeon found to have misled parliament, reports say
Salmond inquiry decides Scotland’s first minister was not truthful about meeting, according to media
The Irish Times view on the Scottish National Party: a high-stakes row
The falling out between Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond is a real threat to the party’s fortunes and perhaps to the independence project itself
Salmond’s explosive allegations leave Sturgeon in peril
Former first minister’s evidence mixed clarity of detail with a sharp emotional charge
Alex Salmond declines to appear before inquiry after evidence redacted
Committee examining how Scottish government handled sexual harassment allegations
New plan to target white-collar crime and nepotism in public office
Review found staff shortages in some key Garda units worse than 30 years ago
The Billion Dollar Art Hunt: Searching for a Vermeer with Martin ‘The Viper’ Foley
30 years ago, paintings worth $1bn were stolen in Boston. A Dublin criminal says they’re here
A 23-year investigation: What next for the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder case?
The full story of Ian Bailey’s conviction in a French court and the next steps in the legal battle
From Paris to west Cork and back: The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation
Murder of French film producer near Schull in 1996 has never been solved
Ian Bailey’s trial in France puts Ireland in difficult position
Will a murder conviction handed down by a European ally not be recognised here?
Protestants in the Republic: Inclusion and exclusion, resilience and pride
Brian Dobson, Heather Humphreys, Jan O’Sullivan and others on growing up in a Catholic dominated State
Ex-Irish DPP to investigate alleged ethics breach by Nicola Sturgeon
James Hamilton now works as independent advisor to Scottish Government
White collar crime agency set to be given more powers by Government
ODCE to be renamed as Cabinet considers measures responding to Fitzpatrick trial collapse
Judgment reserved on Ian Bailey appeal over garda ‘conspiracy’
Perjury warning to key witness could not be regarded as having biased the jury, state argues
The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation: a chronology
Story starts in 1991 when English journalist Ian Bailey moves to west Cork
Evidence in Bailey civil case concludes
More than 90 witnesses heard in action against Garda Commissioner and State
Bailey: garda asked State solicitor to contact minister over charges
Former DPP took exception because it represented gardaí going ‘further than normal’
Bailey jury told case about ‘deliberate corrupt behaviour’
Journalist treated ‘like a criminal’ despite never being charged with killing
Artist biopics: like watching paint dry?
They certainly don’t have to be, and Mike Leigh’s Mr Turner is a shining example
Seattle: the new centre of a growing technology boom
The west-coast city is fast becoming the global hub for cloud computing
Justice system must move with the multimedia times
The courts must adapt to the new reality, which is that there is no such thing as an ‘unprejudiced’ jury any more
FF leader wants ‘Leveson-style’ banking inquiry
Martin says public want justice done but former DPP’s warning should be taken on board
President tells of nation’s shock at Anglo tapes
Higgins says institutional greed revealed doesn’t reflect core values of Irish people
Judge says aspects of Garda inquiry into Ian Bailey are ‘very disturbing’
Gardaí given 12 weeks to hand over documents for former journalist’s civil action against the State
Court orders State to give documents to Bailey in civil action
‘Disturbing’ matters justify order for discovery, says judge
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