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Head of investigations at new NI legacy body talks of ‘peace and reconciliation’

Former police officer Peter Sheridan is taking up the post at the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery.

The Independent UK

Troubles body ‘carefully’ selected former top police officer as new commissioner

Peter Sheridan is to become commissioner for investigations at the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery.

The Independent UK

Papers reveal bid to attract more women to RUC by focusing on shopping centres

Newly declassified papers also show attempts were made to recruit more Catholics into the force

The Independent UK

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The long campaign for justice for Omagh bomb families

Families have taken their case to the courts multiple times in a bid to find those responsible.

The Independent UK

Keep a gun under your pillow: life with an undercover officer in Northern Ireland

Susan Phoenix learned valuable lessons during her husband’s clandestine career during the Troubles

The Guardian - UK

New inquest granted into 1974 killing of nationalist councillor Patsy Kelly

He was abducted and killed by loyalists as he left the bar in Trillick, Co Tyrone, where he worked.

The Independent UK

'Bigger and better but less impact': The RUC in Turner kicks energy-saving goals

The club is planning some more changes.

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Sinn Fein ‘cannot ride two horses’ when it comes to NI’s troubled past – Martin

The Tanaiste was commenting amid a row over the planned attendance of a Sinn Fein MP at an event billed as the South Armagh Volunteers Commemoration.

The Independent UK

Billy 'King Rat' Wright was identified as gunman who tried to kill INLA boss - but was never charged

Dominic McGlinchey's son Dominic Og is suing gardai over that investigation - and the probe into his father's murder a year later

Irish Mirror

Son of man killed 50 years ago has answers to who shot his father as UVF admit murder

The report from the UVF also confirmed the family’s suspicion there had been collusion in the murder

Belfast Live

Here's what happened when cops raided a Thin Lizzy tour hoping to score a huge drugs bust

When the Royal Ulster Constabulary decided to go after Thin Lizzy for suspected drug abuse it resulted in road blocks, surprise backstage busts and strip searches – but not an ounce of cocaine to be found

Louder

‘Collusive behaviour’ in RUC investigation of murder of Co Tyrone councillor

The Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland found the RUC investigation into the 1974 murder was 'wholly inadequate'

Belfast Live

Kingsmill inquest ‘a painful and frustrating process for victims’ families’

The long-running proceedings heard final submissions on Friday.

The Independent UK

'Labour’s Scottish leader and Keir Starmer real winners of Nicola Sturgeon’s step-down'

Humza Yousaf is set to be Scotland’s first Muslim First Minister is a landmark moment - but a bitter battle for leadership has exposed damaging cracks in the SNP

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Belfast Live

Disappeared investigator Geoff Knupfer to retire after 18 years

A Commission was set up following the Good Friday Agreement to locate those abducted, murdered and secretly buried during the Troubles

The Guardian - UK

‘We lived on our nerves’: how Belfast cop show Blue Lights captured a changed Northern Ireland

As the rattling police drama launches, its stars talk about the legacy of the Troubles, living with bomb blasts and gunfire – and showing the real people behind the stab vests

The Independent UK

Stormont leaders stand with chief constable in show of unity

PSNI chief Simon Byrne hailed the importance of the act of political unity after the attempted murder of a senior officer.

The Guardian - UK

Blair’s failures over the Omagh bombing have become outright hostility to the truth under the Conservatives

A new inquiry into the 1998 massacre may help the bereaved. But Rishi Sunak’s government wants to be rid of the legal mechanism that allowed it , says Irish Times journalist Fintan O’Toole

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Cheaper petrol only adds fuel to the fire

By extending the fuel excise duty cut, the Government is encouraging people to drive more, which will only worsen the climate challenges we face in the very near future, says Dr Timothy F Welch

The Independent UK

The long campaign for justice for Omagh bomb families

Four men have previously been found liable for the attack in a landmark civil case.

Belfast Live

Brother of RUC constable shot dead 30 years ago will "never stop fighting" for justice

21-year-old changed his shift so he could meet a girl

The Independent UK

Government wanted RUC to keep power over parades after Drumcree clashes

Declassified files reveal proposals to deal with the parading dispute.

The Independent UK

Quinn murders ‘changed mood’ in NI at height of Drumcree standoff

Declassified papers reveal the level of violence during the 1998 parading dispute.

Belfast Live

Drumcree linked murder of three Quinn children “changed the mood”, papers show

"In the aftermath of this morning’s murders … the day has been characterised by intense activity aimed at resolving the standoff"

Belfast Live

RUC Reservist John Eagleson's family appeal for help in catching his killers

"My mum Helen lived with that pain for the rest of her life"

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