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A pensioner with multiple sclerosis jailed for collecting information for dissident republicans may have suffered a deterioration in her condition due to the stress of the case, the Court of Appeal heard today.

Act replaces criminal and civil investigations and inquests with inquiries carried out by new investigative body

RICHARD has insisted that I write a little bit about the death of Frank Kitson. Kitson, British Army general and leading advocate of counter-insurgency operations and collusion between state forces and death squads, died last week. I have written about him many times. I am sure his death will be mourned by those within the British system whom he served over many decades in defence of the Empire. He was rewarded with medals, a knighthood and military promotions. He was for a time Commander-in-Chi...

“There is not only a moral case for a cease-fire but also a strategic one, born of insights from the psychology of trauma.”

Just before Christmas my colleague Greg O'Loughlin, the Executive Director of Friends of Sinn Féin in the USA , gave me the sad news that veteran A...

Excellent south-facing land all in grass suitable for any agriculture enterprise

General Sir Frank Kitson was a controversial figure for tactics used in the Troubles' early years.

Decorated British army officer, General Frank Kitson left a “terrible legacy” and was allowed to act with total impunity in Northern Ireland, Derry’s Bloody Sunday Trust has said.

Chris Bambery on the army’s go-to ‘counter-insurgency expert’ who died this week Frank Kitson died on 2 January aged 97.

The Irish Government's interstate case against the UK for the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Law is courageous.