Freddie Scappaticci

Review conducted after hundreds of files not shared with Operation Kenova investigating team

The man known as Stakeknife, a senior British army agent in the IRA, was hidden away in middle-class suburban comfrot in Guildford

UK government’s argues the issue needs to be revisited after final Operation Kenova report is produced, solicitor representing family of one of the victims says

Disclosure ignited ‘all kinds’ of conspiracy theories about who was being protected and who eliminated

The Operation Kenova team was alerted to the discovery in April

British security forces allowed murders to be carried out with impunity to protect agents, Operation Kenova interim report found

Murder of Anthony Braniff (22), who was shot dead by IRA in September 1981, investigated as part of Operation Kenova

Ian Hurst says identifying British army’s top IRA spy more than 20 years ago has caused too much hurt to families and state has not learned from past mistakes

Annual Mass for families of the Disappeared hears victims’ families ‘cannot find peace or trust until the truth emerges’ and their loss is ‘properly acknowledged’

This superb book examines the 1986 murder of Frank Hegarty in Northern Ireland

Former commissioner for victims says while First Minister Michelle O’Neill’s apology to families is a move in the right direction, Sinn Féin needs to be more clear about what it’s sorry for

Operation Kenova concluded that more lives were lost than saved due to the actions of the mole Stakeknife

Seamus Kearney’s suspicions were confirmed by report’s findings – that his brother’s death could have been prevented

Long-awaited inquiry into the activities of the British army’s top IRA agent, widely identified as Freddie Scappaticci, has cost €47m

The PSNI chief executive said it was an ‘absolute privilege’ to lead Operation Kenova and he was committed to ensuring victims received the truth

Files seen by North’s DPP showed ‘insufficient evidence’ to press charges over Stakeknife’s operations

One of the most notorious figures of the Troubles joined the Provisional IRA in 1969. He was interned without trial and released, later allegedly becoming an informer before heading up the IRA’s Internal Security Unit

Operation Kenova expected to find that interventions could have been made to save multiple lives

Findings of £40m Operation Kenova to review if police in North failed to investigate up to 18 killings in bid to safeguard IRA mole

Academic who examined British intelligence’s war against IRA hopes seven-year investigation into spy will still be worthwhile

Twelve people investigated as part of Operation Kenova inquiry into British army’s top agent in North during Troubles

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

The Irish Times’s obituary writers have marked the deaths of more than 150 people this year. Here are 50 of the best known

Northern Ireland’s Public Prosecution Service says there was ‘insufficient evidence’ to pursue convictions

Assistant chief constable Bobby Singleton also named by the BBC as joint frontrunner for the post

Almost two decades after the agent known as Stakeknife was outed as an informer, many interviewees for this book still opt for anonymity, as if they don’t trust reports of his death

Civil actions brought against Freddie Scappaticci over alleged wrongdoings in IRA

These are the first decisions issued by the PPS in regard to the inquiry into Stakeknife

Republican masterminded robberies before playing key role in Sinn Féin’s road to peace

‘You are not forgotten,’ former English chief constable Jon Boutcher tells bereaved families on 46th anniversary of UVF attacks

Developments disclosed during proceedings against Freddie Scappaticci , who denies spying

Northern Ireland-based Pat Finucane Centre took legal challenge against the British government

More than 20 people may be prosecuted relating to inquiry

Stakeknife stands accused of overseeing the murder of alleged IRA informers

Security forces knew of the planned attack ten days before it took place, BBC programme told

Interviews for top Northern Ireland policing post to succeed George Hamilton next week

High-profile trials may expose British security’s management of paramilitaries

British police officer Jon Boutcher says he would be furious if there are no prosecutions

‘We are going where the evidence takes us,’ says head of inquiry into British army agent

Frank Mulhern wanted prosecutors to bring perjury charges against Freddie Scappaticci