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Stakeknife: the killer who spied for Britain
Talking Point The investigation into the IRA double agent has taken seven years and cost £40m
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Why the Troubles Act faces a legal challenge in Belfast
The Explainer Relatives of victims bring case against controversial legislation to High Court
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What happened on Bloody Sunday?
In Depth Fifty years ago, 13 people were shot dead by British soldiers during a march in Londonderry
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‘Ventilation is vitally important but No. 10 has consistently failed to communicate this’
Instant Opinion Your digest of analysis and commentary from the British and international press
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Boris Johnson vows to end trials of soldiers accused in Troubles
Speed Read PM's move to block ‘vexatious’ prosecutions condemned as ‘clickbait’
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Omagh bombing: atrocity remembered 21 years on
In Depth Families of the victims say their relatives have still not received justice
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How new military veterans amnesty law will work
In Depth Defence Secretary Penny Mordaunt proposes law to prevent war crime prosecutions against British soldiers - with one controversial exception
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When should deaths in war be classed as crimes?
Speed Read Northern Ireland secretary faces calls to resign after saying killings by security forces during the Troubles were ‘not crimes’
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British soldiers to face ten-year cut-off for historical prosecutions
Speed Read New protections for army veterans accused of historical abuses comes amid furore over Bloody Sunday charges
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Kingsmill massacre: Police make 'massive' breakthrough
In Depth Families of murdered factory workers question why it has taken almost 40 years to identify potential suspect
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Omagh bombing: Seamus Daly charged for mass murder
Speed Read Nearly 16 years after single bloodiest attack of the Troubles, man charged with murders of 29 victims
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