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McAleese husband’s contacts with UDA took on ‘life of own’, ambassador was told

More than 1,100 official files at the Public Record Office in Belfast have been opened to the public under the 20-year rule.

The Independent UK

What Belfast’s changing murals can tell us about peace

The walls of Belfast in Northern Ireland are more than just brick and mortar. They are canvases for public communication, reflecting the city’s history of conflict and its ongoing journey towards peace.

The Conversation

I’ve researched the politics of flags in Northern Ireland for decades – here’s what England needs to understand

Flags – particularly the union flag and the St George’s Cross – continue to appear in towns and cities in England, at times in response to the housing of migrants and asylum seekers in the local area.

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Police probe ‘kill 'em all’ banner outside Scottish asylum seeker hotel

POLICE have launched a probe into a banner displayed at a far-right protest in Falkirk ...

The National (Scotland)

Andy Tyrie obituary

Leader of the UDA, the loyalist paramilitary group, who played a key role in the Ulster Workers’ Council strike of 1974

The Guardian - UK

‘Thatcher would have known’: Pat Finucane’s family hope to finally learn truth about his murder

Announcement of a public inquiry could expose collusion by those at highest levels of UK government

The Guardian - UK

Rebus episode 4 recap: Can Rebus save Michael?

Rebus crosses a line as he chooses to help rather than arrest his brother. But he doesn't know the full horror...

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From the Shankill to the suburbs: How loyalist hardman 'Mad Dog' Johnny Adair brought mayhem to the streets of Greater Manchester

After fleeing a bloody feud in Belfast, around 30 die-hard members of the UDA's lethal C Company unit sought refuge in Bolton - mayhem followed in their wake

Manchester Evening News

Simon Hoare: Conservative MP met with loyalists on 'personal' fact-finding mission

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee released a statement about the meetings, which said they were not an attempt to represent the committee

Belfast Live

Senior Tory MP met loyalist paramilitaries on 'personal fact-finding mission'

A Conservative MP reportedly met with loyalist paramilitaries in Northern Ireland as a personal fact-finding mission, a Westminster committee has…

The National (Scotland)

MP met with loyalists on ‘personal’ fact-finding mission

Simon Hoare told the Belfast Telegraph he had attended meetings in a personal capacity.

The Independent UK

Jamie Bryson defends attending event for UVF man after criticising IRA commemoration

The loyalist activist acknowledged he was being "inconsistent, and I'm honest about that"

Belfast Live

PSNI search property linked to UDA investigation

A number of items were seized for forensic examination from the property.

Belfast Live

DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson defends Belfast election candidate who represented UDA-linked group

Sir Jeffrey said he had "no knowledge" of whether the DUP candidate had been involved in a Twitter account which was known for sending trolling and derogatory messages

Belfast Live

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Suspected firearm found in Co Antrim woodland

Police believe the gun is linked to the North Antrim UDA

Belfast Live

DUP silent over Belfast election candidate who represented UDA-linked group

He was involved with the Ulster Political Research Group, an advisory body connected to the UDA

The Independent UK

Police detention officer sentenced for terror offence over UDA posts

William Lloyd-Hughes posted images of masked men clutching guns in front of Ulster Defence Association flags.

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

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Belfast Live

Newtownards: PSNI statement after men remove UDA signs from houses

"Within 15 minutes, a further crowd of more than 50 people had arrived on foot into Weavers Grange"

Belfast Live

Man who shone laser beam at a police helicopter jailed

The defendant was later located inside a property, apparently asleep on a sofa.

Belfast Live

Ardoyne police operation linked to funeral last year, PSNI says

Two properties searched on Wednesday

Belfast Live

Ards North Down feud: Police search and seize items from North Belfast property

The search was linked to an investigation by the Paramilitary Crime Task Force

Belfast Live

Ards North Down feud: PSNI seize weapons during searches

A "quantity of suspected Class C controlled drugs and a balaclava" also found, police say

Belfast Live

Brendan Hughes: Loyalist gangs focused on drugs, not Windsor Framework deal

Instead of red and green lanes, they are focused on ensuring their lucrative white lanes of illicit drugs keep flowing into NI

Belfast Live

UDA feud: Four further arrests as PSNI issue update after 11 homes attacked in Ards and North Down

Police say the feuding drugs gangs are expelled members of the UDA

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