Northern Ireland Troubles Bill secures House of Commons approval IN FULL The Independent UK · 20h ago
MPs back Northern Ireland Troubles Bill to deal with legacy of conflict Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant said veterans and those who lost loved ones in the conflict ‘deserve answers’ The Independent UK · 20h ago
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill to deal with legacy of conflict backed by MPs MPs voted 330 to 178, majority 152, in favour at the third reading on Tuesday. Evening Standard · 20h ago
Labour ex-defence minister Al Carns ‘deeply concerned’ about Troubles legacy law Mr Carns warned that the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill ‘deals the best possible hand to our adversaries’. Evening Standard · Oct 19
Attorney General role in deciding Troubles prosecutions ‘provides clarity’ MPs will debate amendments to the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill on Monday. Evening Standard · Oct 19
Northern Ireland secretary defends planned changes to Troubles Bill MPs will debate amendments to the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill on Monday The Independent UK · Oct 19
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
MPs vote to continue progress of Northern Ireland Troubles legacy legislation It passed 304 votes in favour to 179 against – majority 125. Evening Standard · Oct 13
Conservative Party apologises for Bloody Sunday social media video The Northern Ireland Troubles Bill was designed to repeal and replace the controversial Legacy Act introduced by the previous Conservative government. Evening Standard · May 1
Amnesty for Troubles-related crimes to become law – why many people in Northern Ireland oppose the bill The UK government’s Northern Ireland Troubles (legacy and reconciliation) bill – which has faced near universal opposition in Northern Ireland – has passed the House of Commons. The Commons rejected the latest Lords’ amendments, paving the way for the controversial bill to receive royal assent and become law in the… The Conversation · Sep 11, 2023