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The UK Government will introduce legislation today (Tuesday 17 May) that seeks to address the legacy of the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

Victims' groups and politicians across the spectrum are speaking out against the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill which was introduced today, May 17.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson writes in the Belfast Telegraph: The conditions for successful power-sharing have been enhanced by the recent election. Government will do its part but the Executive must be restored now to tackle the cost of living crisis.

Backbench Conservatives said planned cuts to the size of the armed forces should be paused and re-evaluated in light of Russia’s invasion of…

Backbench Conservatives said planned cuts to the size of the armed forces should be paused and re-evaluated in light of Russia’s invasion of…

Backbench Conservatives said planned cuts to the size of the armed forces should be paused and re-evaluated in light of Russia’s invasion of…

Backbench Conservatives said planned cuts to the size of the armed forces should be paused and re-evaluated in light of Russia’s invasion of…

Backbench Conservatives said planned cuts to the size of the armed forces should be paused and re-evaluated in light of Russia’s invasion of…

Relatives for Justice says that victims of all persuasion will "once again" look to Irish America, among others, as Britain moves forward with its Troubles-era legacy proposals. Relatives for Justice said the proposed legislation "undermines the rule of law," including the Good Friday Agreement.

Relatives for Justice says that victims of all persuasion will "once again" look to Irish America, among others, as Britain moves forward with its Troubles-era legacy proposals. Relatives for Justice said the proposed legislation "undermines the rule of law," including the Good Friday Agreement.