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‘Game-changing’ amendments planned for NI legacy Bill, says Heaton-Harris

The Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill is set for its final committee stage sitting in the House of Lords on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Dead Shot review – IRA man and British soldier lock horns in Troubles revenge drama

There’s a crunchy veracity to the script for this evocative story of two men on opposing sides of the Northern Ireland conflict

The Guardian - UK

If IRA bomb killed Thatcher 'working class Scotland would have shed few tears' claims Gerry Adams

Gerry Adams, 74, was discussing the Troubles in Northern Ireland on the Rest is Politics podcast when he was asked about the bombing of the Grand Hotel in Brighton during the Conservative Party conference.

Daily Record

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Blue Lights: this thrilling cop drama is one of TV’s best shows

It’s gripping, nuanced, almost unbearably tense – and it’s about to come to an end. The BBC show’s take on policing post-Troubles Belfast is one of the finest watches of the year

The Guardian - UK

Imperial War Museum to exhibit conflicting perspectives on Troubles

London museum will display array of testimonies and archive photographs collected over the years

The Guardian - UK

British victims of The Troubles urged to apply for compensation worth up to £11k a year

Only 345 applications to The Victims' Payments Board established in 2021 have come from outside Northern Ireland, with thousands yet to claim

Daily Mirror

King Charles coronation: Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill to attend

Ms O'Neill said she is an Irish republican but is committed to "representing the whole community"

Belfast Live

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Unionist leaders urge PM to delay Bill to allow inquest into murdered soldier

The Legacy Bill will see court processes pertaining to Troubles crimes halted.

The Independent UK

How the Troubles affected healthcare in Northern Ireland

Celebrating a quarter century of “peace” since the signing of the Good Friday Agreement will undoubtedly lead many to question how much things have really changed for the better in Northern Ireland. Especially since segregation remains the norm in many areas of life, including housing and education. Attention will once…

The Conversation

Sunak pressed on controversial legacy Bill during visit to Belfast

The Bill proposes an effective amnesty for Troubles crimes in exchange for co-operation with a new truth recovery body.

The Independent UK

More work was needed on legacy of Troubles in 1998, says Bertie Ahern

The former taoiseach said legacy was one of the outstanding issues unresolved from the Troubles.

The Independent UK

Fathers shot, daughters killed in bombings: Ghosts of the blood-soaked Troubles haunt Northern Ireland

BELFAST, Northern Ireland — By now, these walls were meant to have fallen.

Los Angeles Times

‘We only agreed to do it if they shook hands’: Bono on the gig that helped end the Troubles

From Neil Hannon to Bertie Ahern, musicians, politicians and PR gurus recall the crucial part that a 1998 gig played in Northern Ireland’s peace process

The Guardian - UK

US President extols ‘dividends of peace’ at new university campus in Belfast

Joe Biden noted a glass building in that location during the Troubles ‘would not have stood up’ amid the bombs.

The Independent UK

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Sunak and Biden must discuss Troubles legacy Bill, says Amnesty International

Campaigners said Government plans to deal with the legacy of the Troubles should be on the agenda when Rishi Sunak meets Joe Biden.

The Guardian - UK

‘The torture’s real. The time I did was real’: the Belfast man waterboarded by the British army

The long read: Liam Holden went to prison for 17 years on the basis of a confession he made after being tortured by British soldiers in 1972. Now the government is making it harder for people like him to get justice

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s like 45 years of torture’: searching for the bodies of the Troubles’ victims

Without the remains of loved ones to grieve over, families feel the Northern Ireland conflict has not ended

The Independent UK

What is the Good Friday Agreement?

Historic peace treaty brought republicans and unionists together after decades of violent political conflict in Northern Ireland, a period of trauma and turmoil known as the Troubles

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Belfast Live

Good Friday Agreement: 'I emigrated as a child but GFA made coming home possible'

Gillian McAuley, president of the NI Chamber of Commerce, talks about how the Good Friday Agreement helped bring her home to Northern Ireland after emigrating to Canada as a child

The Guardian - UK

Petrol bombs and punishment beatings: paramilitaries still rooted in Northern Ireland

A quarter of a century after the end of the Troubles, paramilitary groups still recruit, march, intimidate and, on occasion, kill

The Guardian - UK

Nostalgia, rap tributes and violent tropes: has Northern Ireland really turned its back on the Troubles?

Celebrations are being planned to mark 25 years of the Good Friday Agreement but, with many romanticising the Troubles, the past can seem very present

Daily Mirror

Fears of violence in Northern Ireland grow on 25th anniversary of Good Friday Agreement

Veterans who served during the Troubles told how they fear a return to terrorism, and police warned of new dissident threats over the Easter period

The Independent UK

Families of Troubles victims unite to remember hope of Good Friday Agreement

A number of victims and survivors gathered to watch the sun rise on a Co Down beach.

The Guardian - UK

The Good Friday agreement changed everything for Northern Ireland’s young people – so teach them about it

When schools fail to explain the Troubles, division and sectarianism spread. Our history must be on the curriculum, says writer and campaigner Emma DeSouza

The Guardian - UK

Trimble and Hume’s sons say fathers would have broken Stormont deadlock

Nobel laureates would have lamented lack of NI government, say sons, as events mark 25 years since Good Friday agreement

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