Gerry Duddy News Today

The PSNI has submitted a file to the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) in relation to an alleged “unnotified procession” by Bloody Sunday families.

A solicitor has said the PSNI will have to arrest already traumatised Bloody Sunday families, nationalist and republican politicians, and their legal representatives over an alleged offence of walking a short distance to court for a Soldier F hearing.

The Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill will stop new cases and inquests being opened into killings on both sides of the conflict. Kathleen Gillespie - whose husband Patsy was killed - tells Sky News "atrocities are being condoned".

The widow of a man turned into a "human bomb" by the IRA has hit out at a controversial law which would effectively end prosecutions linked to...

Derry recalls its dead – but for all the talk of reconciliation, much remains to be done