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The Troubles

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Former British soldier to stand trial over Troubles-era killing of Aidan McAnespie
Stormont politicians reject UK government plans for Troubles 'amnesty'
Tony Blair's 1997 Famine message was ghost-written by aides as he couldn't be contacted
NI political leaders hold ‘robust’ talks, co-chaired by Coveney, on Troubles legacy plans
Anger over UK government’s plan to ban Troubles prosecutions continues to grow
Johnson's claim that halting prosecutions will 'draw a line under the Troubles' provokes outcry
Coveney says Irish politicians have 'different view' to UK on ending Troubles prosecutions
What caused landmark legacy prosecutions against former British soldiers to collapse?
UK Supreme Court examines suitability of PSNI to investigate 'Hooded Men' treatment and killing of Jean Smyth
A bullet in the post and being harassed on the way to training - Gaels living with the Troubles
Theresa May warns that laws stopping soldiers being pursued over NI violence 'will cover terrorists as well'
Ballymurphy inquests: Use of lethal force by British Army in 1971 shootings 'not justified', coroner rules
Taoiseach warns against 'spiral back' to sectarian conflict on anniversary of Good Friday Agreement
Brian Rowan: Once again, the politics of Northern Ireland is in a mess and violence has won out
Brian Rowan
'Nothing ever changes the past': Reopening of bereaved payments scheme welcomed
Future of long-running Troubles archive secured with new funding
Ian Paisley Jr criticised for linking IRA activities to Catholicism
Thousands of bereaved demand full investigation into Northern Ireland conflict
IRA did not want Sinn Fein to get involved with backchannel peace talks with the British
British government will not order public inquiry into 1989 murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane
Taoiseach will 'make clear' to Boris Johnson the need for public inquiry into Pat Finucane murder
Northern parties (minus DUP and UUP) join forces to call for public inquiry into murder of Pat Finucane
Families of Bloody Sunday victims 'deeply disappointed' as decision not to prosecute 15 British soldiers is upheld
Sinn Féin MLA apologises following criticism for 'disgusting' comments on Troubles victims pension
Victim of Troubles-era bomb to take legal action over delay on victims' pensions
'The man who built the peace': Irish and British front pages react to the death of John Hume
RUC officers will not face prosecution over case of first child killed in the Troubles
'Shameful stand-off' preventing Troubles victims receiving compensation, advocate warns
Gerry Adams: 'It's up to the UK government now to address the cases of other internees'
Gerry Adams
Working with Martin McGuinness in a meat company, singing for the Dalai Lama and playing at the World Cup
UK to introduce five-year cut-off point in bid to end re-investigations into soldiers who served in NI
British government outlines Troubles victims pension scheme but SF criticises 'hierarchy of victims'
NI lobby group was accused of misleading investors about Republic to 'damage our national interest'
Coveney says Johnson promise to protect British soldiers from prosecution 'very concerning'
‘Nobody knows my Philip’s name’: Telling the stories of the Children of the Troubles
Injured victims of the Troubles to get annual pension of between £2,000 and £10,000
1972 IRA documentary was ‘banned’ from being shown
The Disappeared: Search team questions if Columba McVeigh's body was moved
Phil Coulter says he declined OBE because he didn't like Margaret Thatcher
Bloody Sunday: Soldier F murder case adjourned until December at Derry hearing