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David Trimble’s journey from Drumcree hardliner to peace prize winner and leader

He famously declared: “We’ve done our bit. Mr Adams, it’s over to you. We’ve jumped, you follow.”

Belfast Live · Jul 25, 2022

David Trimble, Northern Irish hardliner turned consensus-builder dies at 77

Few Nobel laureates can have endured as much vitriol during their careers as David Trimble, the one-time hardliner who led Northern Ireland's Protestant majority into a historic peace pact with their Catholic rivals and who died on Monday aged 77.

Reuters · Jul 25, 2022

David Trimble’s journey from hardliner to first minister

The former leader of the Ulster Unionist Party has died at the age of 77.

The Independent UK · Jul 25, 2022

Families remember the victims of Bloody Friday 50 years on

Nine people were killed in series of IRA bomb blasts across Belfast on one of the most notorious days of the Troubles.

The Independent UK · Jul 21, 2022

Family of Guildford bombing victim say questions are ‘unanswered’ after inquest

Soldiers Caroline Slater, William Forsyth, John Hunter and Ann Hamilton, and civilian Paul Craig, died in the blast in the Horse and Groom in 1974.

The Independent UK · Jul 21, 2022

Guildford pub bomb planted by ‘courting couple’, coroner rules

Four teenage soldiers and a civilian were unlawfully killed in the 1974 IRA terror attack, court told

The Independent UK · Jul 21, 2022

What happened on Bloody Friday? 50th anniversary of bombings and bloodshed

Thursday will mark five decades since Belfast city centre was detonated with 22 bombs as part of a long and deadly conflict during the Troubles in Northern Ireland

Daily Mirror · Jul 21, 2022

Bloody Friday victims remembered by Johnson during his final question time

The Prime Minister also marked the 40th anniversary of the Regent’s Park and Hyde Park bombings.

The Independent UK · Jul 20, 2022

Hyde Park and Regent’s Park victims’ families searching for justice 40 years on

In total, 11 military personnel died in the two attacks which occurred within hours of each other in London on July 20 1982.

The Independent UK · Jul 19, 2022

Bloody Friday Belfast blasts ‘as vivid now as 50 years ago’ – victim’s daughter

Nine people died and 130 were injured in a series of bombs planted across Belfast on July 21, 1972 by the Provisional IRA.

The Independent UK · Jul 17, 2022