Ex-Sinn Féin chief Gerry Adams wins libel award over BBC investigation linking him to IRA killing
The 76-year-old says he sued in plaintiff-friendly Dublin, not Belfast, to “put manners on the BBC.”
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Republicans should ‘kick the living daylights’ out of IRA over-reach, says Joe Manchin
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Former West Virginia senator also cautions Trump against gutting Biden’s landmark climate bill in its entirety in interview with the FT
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Gerry Adams fights for peacemaker reputation in trial over BBC murdered spy claim
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Former Sinn Féin leader denies claim made in 2016 documentary he sanctioned 2006 killing of MI5 informant Denis Donaldson
It is a small, compact courtroom with a digital clock that glows beneath the j…
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Hero policewoman blown up by IRA bomb as she saved Harrods shoppers reveals she was forced to quit the police because of her injuries but didn't qualify for a medal because she didn't die
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EXCLUSIVE: Pam White, then-24, was blown off her feet just days before Christmas on December 17, 1983, by an IRA car bomb that took the lives of three of her colleagues.
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They shouted 'Up Hamas' on stage, called for Tory MPs to be killed and championed the IRA - yet they're lionised by the BBC and were given £1.6m of public money... So why are Irish rappers Kneecap STILL set to play Glastonbury?
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The band has been accused of using IRA paraphernalia to make violent republicanism appear cool to a generation lucky enough to be born after the horrific slaughter of the Troubles.
How Kneecap became the most controversial band in the UK – podcast
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They shot to fame with their provocative blend of rap and republicanism, but their on-stage pronouncements have sparked shock and led to a media storm. Rory Carroll reports
Kneecap are no strangers to…
37 days ago
Around 20 ex-SAS soldiers are facing murder charges for the shooting of IRA gunmen more than 30 years ago
Details have been disclosed for the first time in a letter sent to every British Army regiment by the SAS Association.
38 days ago
The balaclava-clad rap group accused of glorifying the IRA: 'Anti-British' Belfast trio Kneecap's most controversial moments as they face terror probe over 'pro-Hamas' chants
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Kneecap are known to shout Republican slogans used by the IRA, have mocked the death of Queen Elizabeth II and called for 'Brits out of Ireland'.
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SAS veteran hits out at 'insane hounding' of Who Dares Wins troops decades after Northern Ireland Troubles ended after inquest ruled unit used unjustified lethal force to kill four IRA men in 1992
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Special forces veteran Phil Campion was enraged that his comrades could be hit by future murder probes over their service. 'We're being unfairly hounded. It's insane,' he said.
Irish Wrexham star James McClean's footballer brother under investigation at his club after he was spotted at New IRA parade where petrol bombers attacked police
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The brother of Wrexham midfielder James McClean is under investigation by his football club after appearing to attend a dissident republican parade linked to the new IRA in Derry.