Ten Protestant workmen were shot dead by the IRA outside the village of Kingsmill in 1976 in one of the most notorious incidents of the Troubles.

Ten Protestant workmen were shot dead in the sectarian attack by the IRA in Co Armagh in 1976.

A coroner found the SAS soldiers did not have an honest belief in the necessity of using lethal force.

A coroner ruled the soldiers’ use of lethal force in the ambush in Clonoe, Co Tyrone, in 1992 was not justified.

Use of lethal force by the SAS soldiers was ‘not reasonable’, Mr Justice Michael Humphreys concluded

The Police Ombudsman’s report considered the effectiveness of the initial RUC investigation.

A coroner said Bradley was ‘engaged in activities on behalf of the IRA’ when he was shot 21 times by soldiers near Toomebridge on February 18 1986.

Three men are pursuing High Court challenges against the former Sinn Fein president for ‘vindicatory’ £1 compensation.

John Clark, Jonathan Ganesh and Barry Laycock sued the former Sinn Féin president and the Provisional IRA for nominal damages

Freddie Scappaticci always denied the allegation that he was the agent known as Stakeknife

The family of Rose McLaughlin, one of the nine people killed in the atrocity in 1972, said no words can suffice for the devastation of losing her.