‘Yorkshire Ripper’ death: Police apologise over language used for victims
Chief constable says language used for sex workers at time of murders was ‘wrong’
Mayhew was criticised by both sides over shoot-to-kill decision
British colleagues also perplexed by ‘national security’ reason for lack of prosecutions
Margaret Thatcher’s AG woke from surgery screaming ‘we must kill’ Ian Paisley
State Papers 1988: Michael Havers said he ‘cannot explain’ the outburst after operation
Prosecutions of senior RUC expected over ‘shoot to kill’ policy
Indication of swift action could be ‘extremely valuable’ electorally, John Hume told AG
Sir Robert Armstrong: ‘Nothing will ever be the same again in NI’
State papers 1986: UK secretary said Anglo-Irish Agreement resulted in ‘fundamental change’
State Papers: Tortuous road to Anglo-Irish Agreement
Thatcher had concerns, feared unionist reaction, but officials and FitzGerald pressed on
Keeping the lady onside for the Anglo-Irish Agreement
State Papers 1985: Taoiseach careful to keep Margaret Thatcher engaged during talks
Lord Gowrie told Irish diplomats about British spying
State Papers 1985: Member of Margaret Thatcher’s cabinet warned of eavesdropping
Victims of abuse in North still waiting for justice
Opinion: Questions may arise about Hague’s judgment in accepting advice not to publish Welsh report
DUP and UUP call for Kincora Boys’ Home to be included in abuse inquiry
UUP leader Mike Nesbitt refers to claims children were used by British intelligence services “to gain control over prominent public figures”
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