London wants Troubles legacy case changes to be accepted by Dublin and North’s political parties, says ambassador
Officials met on Thursday to ‘find solutions’ to outstanding issues as Labour government brings new approach, Paul Johnson says
Articles about the UK government's Legacy Act which replaces current Troubles-era investigations with inquiries carried out by a new body
Officials met on Thursday to ‘find solutions’ to outstanding issues as Labour government brings new approach, Paul Johnson says
New UK government committed to reinstating enquiries into deaths during Troubles
Tánaiste speaking in advance of first official meeting with newly appointed Northern Secretary Hilary Benn
UK’s new Prime Minister says rebuilding public services and generating economic growth in NI a priority
Starmer hopes that by turning the page on connections with the Republic, it could help to open a new book of co-operation with EU
Lady Chief Justice Dame Siobhan Keegan has pledged to deliver a ruling as soon as possible
Legacy Act replaces criminal and civil investigations and inquests with inquiries carried out by new investigative body
Nine historians who have agreed to participate in an official or public history of the Troubles have been subjected to a fierce backlash
The controversial UK Legacy Act, which removes access to legal redress for the families of those who were unlawfully killed during the 30-year conflict, came into effect on Wednesday
Sisters recall murder of father Terry McDaid in their home in Belfast in 1988. His case is one of 36 inquests halted by UK government’s controversial Legacy Act
The British government acted with impunity throughout the Troubles, and the Legacy Act could become a template for authoritarian regimes
Report says Legacy Act designed to curtail efforts to achieve accountability
Leaders of both countries hold ‘very good call’ before Taoiseach spoke to North’s First Minister and Deputy First Minister
Family of soldier killed in bombing told Legacy Act will force investigation to end despite ‘viable line of inquiry’
‘My husband is entitled to truth and justice, and that is the last and only thing I can give him,’ says Martina Dillon
Victims of the Troubles took judicial review against UK government legislation and welcome review’s findings
Former Sinn Féin president’s legal battle has been rendered ‘academic’ by UK Trouble’s Legacy Act
Families of Jim Loughrey and John Toland took civil proceedings against UK Ministry of Defence and PSNI
UK government has rejected claims that state bodies are openly running down clock to May 1st deadline
Patricia Coyle says it is ‘scandalous’ UK ministry of defence appears to be ‘deliberately under-resourcing a particular job’
Legislation is ‘thwarting’ pursuit of justice by Seán Brown’s family and others
Act replaces criminal and civil investigations and inquests with inquiries carried out by new investigative body
Dispute will not aid relations between states but it is unlikely to worsen them as both sides seek to restore Stormont Assembly
Northern Secretary questions move to challenge contentious UK legislation in European Court of Human Rights
The Government could have warned London privately of its intentions to take an inter-state case against the Troubles Legacy Act - which raises the question of whether the subsequent argument was staged, or played up for certain audiences
Former British justice secretary Robert Buckland urges calm amid dispute between London and Dublin
The legal advice is that the UK’s controversial Legacy Act is not compatible with the international human rights legislation
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