Northern Ireland’s access to single market may be ‘jeopardised’, says Taoiseach
Dublin and Brussels concerned about a possible British move to trigger Article 16
High level contacts between Dublin, London and Belfast continue as riots ease
Government plays down Jeffrey Donaldson’s comments critical of Simon Coveney
Legal action over delayed compensation scheme for people injured in Troubles
Jennifer McNern lost both legs in bombing of the Belfast’s Abercorn restaurant in 1972
The game they loved so well: How cricket united Hume, McGuinness and McCann
Although they disagreed on many things, the most English of games was common ground
House of Lords hears call for protection for NI journalists
Two former Northern secretaries join Conservative in seeking measures against parmilitaries
End ‘shameful stand-off’over pension for Troubles’ victims, Johnson told
Northern Executive and UK government deadlocked over who should pay £100m cost
Sporting Controversies: How Rule 42 and England were both shown the door
The decision to open Croke Park up to rugby and soccer went right down to the wire in 2005
UK Brexit proposals ‘unworkable and unenforceable’
NI’s former secretary of state accuses Johnson of ‘passing the parcel’ on Border issue
Hugh Orde 'staggered' by North’s lack of progress on the past
Ex-PSNI chief speaks out on the Troubles and the failures of historical investigations
Troubles victims: ‘Daddy saw me in the body bag and dropped dead of a heart attack’
Peter Heathwood, campaigner for a pension for those injured in the Troubles, tells his story
May to warn no-deal Brexit could endanger integrity of UK
PM believes no-deal will boost support for NI Border poll and Scottish independence
‘An invisible Irish border is crucial. That’s why we support the backstop’
Former secretaries of state for NI Peter Hain and Paul Murphy say backstop is vital
Topshop owner Philip Green named as man at centre of abuse claims
Retail tycoon ‘categorically’ denies accusations of unlawful sexual or racist behaviour
Stop investigations of Troubles killings, UK political figures urge
Former Northern secretaries argue better to spend £150m on victims and survivors
Davis claims SF pushed Government’s hard stance on Brexit
UK Brexit secretary says Dáil has had ‘quite a strong influence from Sinn Féin’
Captured: How Jacob Zuma ‘sold’ South Africa to the Guptas
One family has gained extraordinary influence over a country and its politics
Zuma under pressure as FBI probes US links to Gupta family
Probes into alleged graft involving controversial South African business family widen
Deal with DUP means London is no longer honest broker on North
Peter Hain says any May deal with the DUP is so damaging for the Belfast Agreement
Armed police arrest man with knives near Theresa May’s office
Man held on suspicion of planning act of terrorism ‘was known to British intelligence’
Martin McGuinness: IRA commander and English cricket fan
Peter Hain, Labour secretary of state for the North during devolution, recalls a ‘big’ man
No case for Scottish referendum, British government says
House of Lords told that closing open Border would be done at ‘great and grim peril’
Donald Trump says Fidel Castro was a ‘brutal dictator’
Prominent figures pay tribute to ‘iconic’ Cuban revolutionary who died at age of 90
Brexit: Welsh Leave vote a populist revolt against political elites
Result exposes divide between parliament and people with steel and immigration key issues
Paul Murphy and Peter Hain elevated to House of Lords
Both politicians served in Northern Ireland at critical times of the peace process
Peter Hain says Northern Ireland is ‘nowhere near reconciliation’
Former Labour NI secretary of state spoke at the Sinn Féin-organised gathering in the House of Commons in London
Donald Clarke: away with horse-trading, in with bets on next Labour leader
The most unpredictable election in a generation, they said. TV coverage proved that, for sure
Peter Hain accused of ‘incomplete’ testimony in ‘on the run’ inquiry
Former NI Secretary ‘very knowledgeable’ about scheme but gave ‘less than helpful’ testimony
North discord leaves government at risk, warns NI Secretary of State
Theresa Villiers comments as debate after Stormont talks continues
PSNI officer says any on-the-run letters inquiry could take up to a decade
Peter Mandelson gives evidence to committee
Former NI secretary Reid ‘backed paramilitary amnesty scheme’
Plan excluded members of the security forces, according to 2001 letter to Tony Blair
UK to step up role in battle against Islamic State
Cameron says Kurds to be provided with ammunition and does not rule out ‘further action’
Fallout over OTRs report unlikely to bring down Executive
Hallett believes unionist politicians such as Peter Robinson should have known about the scheme
Hain was told about Downey case, NI committee hears
Former Northern Secretary accuses MPs of ‘naivety’ over deal with Sinn Féin
Sinn Féin snubs Northern Ireland Affairs committee
McGuinness says ‘no point’ in party giving evidence to Westminster body
Bitter row within British Labour over Troubles amnesty
Former Labour Northern Ireland Secretary of State Peter Hain furious his views have been ‘misrepresented’
Foster critices Hain’s call for amnesty
Former northern secretary urges end to prosecutions for Troubles-related killings
Efforts made to ensure 'republicans were not prosecuted'
Police ‘scapegoated’ over John Downey and OTRs case, says Norman Baxter
Review of ‘on the runs’ will run into the ground
Opinion: In Northern Ireland the law often comes second to political considerations
British and Irish governments’ ‘silence’ over evidence of collusion in killings criticised
Author and campaigner address NUI Galway Irish Centre for Human Rights
Sinn Féin criticises Hain comments on Bloody Sunday
Northern Ireland has ‘escaped from the conflict, but is still trapped by its leftovers’, says former NI secretary of state
Claim of ignorance of IRA letters risible, says Hain
Former secretary of state for Northern Ireland rejects excuses
Crux of problem in North is a society on the run from its past for too long
Opinion: IRA claims it was fighting a war but only wants the crimes of the other side to be pursued
Claims that unionists should have known about deal
Number of references to on-the-runs in past 10 years
Pressure on Cameron to defuse bomb row
Formula needed to placate unionism without annoying republicans
Radical proposal may hold clues to future of the search for truth
A debate that takes place mostly in the background is now front and centre
Anger at call to draw line under past Northern killings
AG John Larkin said his call for no prosecutions was “logical” outworking of Belfast Agreement
Proposal by North’s Attorney General generates negative reaction
Taoiseach and British PM distance themselves from John Larkin’s suggestion
Larkin profile: regularly in spotlight and never far from controversy
Larkin viewed as QC who ultimately will sit on the High Court bench
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