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Trial comes after long campaign for justice for Bloody Sunday victims

The last five decades have witnessed many legal twists and turns.

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer replaces third senior office aide in less than a year

The Prime Minister’s principal private secretary, Nin Pandit, is being replaced after just 10 months running the Prime Minister’s team in Number 10

Evening Standard

Former Mid and East Antrim chief faces prosecution over alleged deleted emails

Anne Donaghy denies ‘any wrongdoing during her time in office’ and is set to ‘vehemently contest three technical offences’.

Evening Standard

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Belfast loyalist Winston Irvine’s sentence referred to Court of Appeal

Irvine was sentenced to two-and-a-half years following an incident where firearms and ammunition were found in the boot of his car.

The Independent UK

Eastwood set to challenge decision to prosecute him over Gaza march involvement

The Foyle MP and former SDLP leader appeared in court in his native Londonderry on Tuesday to face a charge related to the event last February.

Evening Standard

Suspended chief constable will not be prosecuted over alleged sexual offences

The PPS in Northern Ireland also said Will Kerr will not face charges relating to an allegation of misconduct in public office.

The Independent UK

Ombudman ‘could not establish’ that officers heard claim of Morley murder

Eoin Morley was murdered by the Provisional IRA in Newry in 1990.

Evening Standard

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At least 25 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in Jenin this year

Since a ceasefire in Gaza, Israel has increased the frequency and intensity of its attacks in the occupied West Bank.

Al Jazeera

Officer to be prosecuted for offence linked to Troubles memorial during pandemic

The officer is alleged to have been involved in the generation of a false threat report that was intended to support a court anonymity application.

Evening Standard

Ex-supreme court president backs assisted dying law change

Exclusive: David Neuberger, who ruled on high-profile assisted dying cases, believes tight terms of bill cannot be expanded in courts

The Guardian - UK

Family of man shot dead in Londonderry secure financial settlement from MoD

Billy McGreanery was shot in Derry on September 14 1971.

Evening Standard

‘Disgusting’ McCartney stole thousands of childhoods, says lead detective

The catfish paedophile offended on an industrial scale, according to Detective Chief Superintendent Eamonn Corrigan.

Evening Standard

So Help Me Todd season 2 episode 10 recap: Todd and Margaret chase down the Broker

In So Help Me Todd season 2 episode 10, the series finale, Todd and Margaret work on their most important case yet.

WhatToWatch

Bloody Sunday families decry decision not to prosecute 15 veterans for perjury

Move extinguishes one of the last hopes of legal action over killing of 13 civil rights demonstrators in Derry in 1972

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Al Jazeera

‘Systematic torture’: To be Palestinian in an Israeli prison

Israel stepped up its arrest campaign in the occupied West Bank, and mistreatment of prisoners in its overstuffed jails.

Al Jazeera

Israeli forces kill two Palestinian children in occupied West Bank raid

Residents of Jenin camp, which has seen nightly raids since October 7, say they were ‘shocked’ at scale of attack.

The Independent UK

Covid Inquiry: Who is ‘Party Marty’ Martin Reynolds and what did he do?

The prime minister’s principal private secretary emailed colleagues inviting them to a socially-distanced drinks event ‘to make the most of the lovely weather’

The Independent UK

Man jailed for plot to kill police officer may have sentence referred for appeal

Gavin Coyle was given a six-year sentence after pleading guilty to IRA membership and supplying a car for use by terrorists.

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The Independent UK

Soldier accused of killing teenager Daniel Hegarty dies

A soldier accused of killing a teenager during the Troubles has died, a statement from the victim’s family has said.

The Independent UK

PSNI Chief Constable accepts findings as court quashes actions against officers

Mr Justice Scoffield said action was taken to allay any threat of Sinn Fein abandoning support for police.

The Independent UK

Hearsay statements can be used against Soldier F in Bloody Sunday deaths case

District Judge Ted Magill said he was satisfied the statements can be dealt with in a ‘fair, just and reliable fashion’ by a trial judge.

Belfast Live

Pat McCormick murder: Daughter speaks of family's loss

"This was a brutal and callous attack against a defenceless man that shocked the community"

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland fraud sparked "biggest ever tax probe", HMRC says

"This was a sophisticated and complex fraud"

Belfast Live

Operation Kenova costs police over £37m since its launch

The operation is investigating the involvement of an alleged British state agent in murders, kidnap and torture.

Birmingham Post

Swindon accountancy firms agree merger deal

PPS Chartered Accountants and Roger C Bloomer Chartered Accountants described themselves as two of the ‘most established’ firms in the area

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