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UK Government urged to reflect as legacy Bill fails to pass before recess

The Bill would give immunity from prosecution for Troubles-related offences to people who co-operated with a truth recovery body.

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland Legacy Bill ‘difficult and challenging’ legislation, says peer

Lord Caine also described the immunity element of the Bill as ‘contentious’.

The Independent UK

Legacy Bill amendments published that aim to prevent Adams seeking compensation

The amendments seek to close a legal loophole over the use of internment during the Troubles.

The Independent UK

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Gerry Adams compensation loophole to be closed, Government says

Move comes after former Sinn Féin President's conviction for Long Kesh imprisonment overturned

Belfast Live

Legacy Bill changes not ‘some great cover-up’, Government minister insists

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has criticised the series of amendments to the legislation as not going far enough.

The Independent UK

John Wick: Chapter 4 shows exactly what this franchise can be

John Wick is at its best with the latest entry into the intense franchise.

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Donnie Yen's 'John Wick' Role Was "Bruce Lee Meets Chow-Yun Fat," Says Director

Chad Stahelski credits Hong Kong star Donnie Yen for fine-tuning blind assassin Caine into "the coolest guy" in the movie.

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2 action icons and a pop star take 'John Wick 4' to new heights

No Hollywood franchise is doing ballistic, balletic, bone-crunching fight action better than the "John Wick" series — and in its newest installment, a murderer's row of talent joins Keanu Reeves to take the hit-man saga to the next level.

Los Angeles Times

UK Government spent almost £200,000 defending NI Protocol legal challenges

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled last month the controversial post-Brexit trading arrangements in Northern Ireland were lawful.

The Independent UK

Review: Chang can dunk (but won't) on 'Chang Can Dunk'

In a recent interview with GQ, Hong Kong star Donnie Yen noted that Caine, his character in the upcoming action blockbuster "John Wick: Chapter 4," had originally been given a more common Chinese name. The choice bothered Yen, who lobbied successfully to have the character renamed. "Why does he always…

Los Angeles Times

Donnie Yen Changed His Star Wars Character to Make It Less Racist

To avoid reinforcing Hollywood's same old stereotypes of Asian men as kung fu masters, Donnie Yen felt he had to give his Star Wars role some zest.

Inverse

Omagh bomb inquiry to be raised by minister with Irish counterparts

Dublin’s record on dealing with the legacy of the Troubles is ‘at best patchy and at worst non-existent’, Parliament is told

The Independent UK

Immunity rules for Troubles crimes may be tightened further, signals minister

A Tory frontbencher says he is ‘sympathetic’ to a number of proposals made by peers over what critics brand an amnesty.

The Independent UK

Tearing up Northern Ireland legacy Bill risks five-year delay, minister warns

Lord Caine holds out the prospect of further changes to the proposed law in a bid to meet the concerns of victims and survivors

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Northern Ireland legacy Bill ‘personally extremely challenging’, says minister

The admission by Lord Caine came as he outlined a series of proposed changes to the draft legislation aimed at allaying concerns

The Independent UK

Screening of Troubles film ‘aims to pressure Government to ditch legacy Bill’

Northern Ireland Office minister Lord Caine was among those who attended the screening of The Victims Stories at Queen’s University on Thursday.

ABC News

Surgeons will remove and then reconstruct a large part of Daisy's skull so her brain can keep growing

Daisy Stevens was born with Apert syndrome, which is estimated to occur in about one in 65,000 births and causes bone abnormalities, but Brisbane surgeon Diana Kennedy will do her best to enable the little girl to live a normal life.

Belfast Live

Winners revealed at High Street Heroes event

Joint winners crowned as the public’s High Streets of the Year

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The Independent UK

Lord Caine meets victims’ groups over Troubles legacy legislation

The Northern Ireland Office Minister held a series of meetings in Belfast on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The Independent UK

From Deadwood to Maverick: The top 12 TV Westerns of all time

There was a time when Westerns ruled the small screen, often taking the form of action-packed weekly morality plays. Now that they are being reinvented for a new audience, Graeme Ross rounds up the genre’s best

The Guardian - UK

Caine prize goes to ‘incandescent’ short story by Idza Luhumyo

Five Years Next Sunday, about an ostracised girl who ‘holds the fate of her community in her hair’, wins £10,000 award for African writing in English

The Independent UK

Talks offer in Troubles amnesty row amid calls to ditch legislation

The contentious Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill has already been through the Commons and now heads to the Lords.

The Independent UK

Granting abortion powers in Northern Ireland ‘constitutional sabotage’

It is ‘unacceptable’ there are women and girls unable to access services due to a political impasse at Stormont, Parliament is told

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland Irish language legislation debate prompts "calm down" appeal

In contrast Lord McCrea stated: “I do not support this legislation and it will not command the support of the unionist community from which I come”

Daily Mirror

Mums demand change to stillbirth law saying 'we just want our babies recognised'

The women want their children to have birth certificates as currently deaths earlier than 24 weeks of pregnancy are treated by law as a miscarriage, even if a baby is delivered

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