Page 3 - Force Research Unit News Today

Four individuals will not be prosecuted in connection with an investigation into the activities of alleged British intelligence agent Stakeknife, the PPS has confirmed.

The four were reported to the PPS for consideration across six files submitted by Operation Kenova investigators.

The Public Prosecution Service concluded there was insufficient evidence to provide a reasonable prospect of conviction for any individual reported.

The four were reported to the PPS for consideration across six files submitted by Operation Kenova investigators.

The four were reported to the PPS for consideration across six files submitted by Operation Kenova investigators.

The four were reported to the PPS for consideration across six files submitted by Operation Kenova investigators.

Codenamed Stakeknife, the notorious secret agent was a "tried, trusted, tested" individual says an expert who worked for the Force Research Unit, set up in the 1980s by British Army intelligence

New evidence has been uncovered which allegedly reveals why Martin McGuinness was never prosecuted in connection with the murder of an IRA informer.

State papers: ‘British intelligence are reportedly fearful that this disclosure could dwarf the Rosemary Nelson scandal,’ note Department of Justice files

Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) chiefs admitted as early as 2001 that there was a high-placed British agent within the IRA codenamed “Stakeknife”.