FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Troubles | History Defined

Brown family has no ‘faith or trust’ in ICRIR

The family of murdered GAA club chairman Sean Brown does not have ‘any faith or trust’ in a Troubles information recovery body.

Evening Standard · Oct 27

Government fighting order forcing it to hold public inquiry on Troubles killing

Sean Brown, 61, was ambushed, kidnapped and murdered by loyalist paramilitaries.

Evening Standard · Oct 27

Inside the Coagh IRA ambush, one of the most controversial SAS killings in Northern Ireland

SAS: THE SHADOW WAR: The former SAS major responsible for planning one of the most controversial lethal clashes of the Troubles tells Sam Kiley how his men had less than two seconds to decide whether to open fire on an IRA unit preparing an assassination

The Independent UK · Oct 26

Troubles Bill needs to ‘put focus on building confidence’ among victims

MPs will begin a debate on the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill later on Monday.

Evening Standard · Oct 18

UK Attorney General to decide if Troubles prosecutions go ahead under new law

The Northern Ireland Office said the UK Government’s top law officer would have the final say over prosecutions.

Evening Standard · Oct 12

The undercover female agents working in the shadows of The Troubles

SAS: THE SHADOW WAR: The objective of female covert surveillance officers was to disappear into the background. Liz* tells Sam Kiley how that required obsessive attention to detail: no Army-issue watch, no perfume, no brightly coloured clothes – and no false steps

The Independent UK · Oct 12

New plans to protect Troubles veterans from prosecution, government announces

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The Independent UK · Oct 8

Stations by Louise Kennedy review – a superb follow-up to Trespasses

This tale of broken hearts and broken people moves from the Troubles of 1980s Northern Ireland to an unforgiving London of squats and payphones

The Guardian - UK · Sep 29

Drumcree standoff: Northern Ireland Secretary calls for calm as thousands of protesters block Orange Order march

Having been linked to major civil unrest during the Troubles, the Drumcree parade has faced a prohibition since 1998

The Independent UK · Sep 27

Orange Order given permission to march down nationalist Garvaghy Road for first time in 29 years

The street was a notorious flashpoint during the Troubles

The Independent UK · Sep 25