The secretary of state has dismissed claims by the DUP that he is keeping victims and some parties "in the dark" over his government's plans to change how Troubles ...

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Getty ImagesThe cost of dealing with the legacy of the Troubles in Northern Ireland has reached at least £601m, a right-wing think tank says.Policy Exchange, a critic of the ...

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The administrations have clashed over the legacy law, with the Irish government opposing the act. Source link

Jim Shannon breaks down while speaking about the murder of his cousin and friend in 1971. Source link

Baroness Smith refers to the Omagh bomb inquiry and the government's plans to deal with the past. Source link

The controversial bill offers a conditional amnesty to those accused of Troubles killings. Source link

Finally, staying with the theme of the Royal Family, the Sun claims the King has asked his brother Prince Andrew to stay away from Buckingham Palace and he will ...

In a statement earlier, Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris said the government understood "how important addressing the legacy of the past is for Northern Ireland, and is determined to ...