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Special Branch 'knew Omagh intelligence for months before telling investigators'
Special Branch police officers in Northern Ireland were aware of intelligence on the Omagh bombing soon after the atrocity but it was not passed onto investigators for five months, Nuala O'Loan, the former ombudsman, has claimed.
Far-Right extremists 'are plotting spectacular terrorist attack in UK', police warn
Neo-Nazis are plotting a 'spectacular' terrorist attack on Britain to fuel racial tension, Scotland Yard's counter-terrorism officers fear.
Real IRA 'plotting to kill UDR members'
Two former members of the security forces in Northern Ireland received death threats from the Real IRA, it was claimed today.
Former IRA prisoner calls for end to Orange Hall attacks
A FORMER IRA prisoner has led demands for sectarian attacks on Orange halls to stop, after yet more halls were vandalised.
Bomber and daughter of victim return to Brighton together
The IRA bomber Patrick Magee will return next week to Brighton, where he tried, 20 years ago, to blow up the British Cabinet.
Dup MP warned of Real Ira threat
DUP MP William McCrea has been informed by police of a Real IRA threat against his life.
Bomb seizures spark far-right terror plot fear
A network of suspected far-right extremists with access to 300 weapons and 80 bombs has been uncovered by counter-terrorism detectives.
US citizen accused of IRA raid speaks out
The American citizen, accused of involvement in the alleged IRA raid on Belfast's top security base seven years ago, has spoken of how the claim devastated his life.
So who did kill Rosemary Nelson?
The public inquiry into the 1999 murder of a Belfast human rights lawyer is now preparing its report.
Castlereagh raid case collapses
The case against a former chef sought in connection with a 2002 break-in at a top security base in Northern Ireland dramatically collapsed on Friday.
IRA commemoration 'rubbing noses'
A row has erupted over plans to hold a commemoration for dead IRA members in the Guildhall in Derry .
Britain unveils new medal to families of army dead
Britain unveiled a new medal Wednesday that will be offered to families of about 8,000 military personnel killed on active duty or in terrorist attacks since World War II.
Iran and Britain: a new low in troubled relations
The arrest of British embassy staff is the latest flare-up between two countries that have a long history of mistrust Troubled relations between the UK and Iran have hit a new low with the arrest of several local staff at the British embassy in Iran and last week's tit-for-tat expulsion of each other's diplomats.
Victims appointment 'broke no rules'
Ian Paisley and Martin McGuiness broke no laws by deciding to appoint four victims commissioners in Northern Ireland, the High Court has ruled.
15:11 Arms body confirms loyalist decommissioning
A monitoring organisation responsible for overseeing the decommissioning of weapons in the North confirmed that two loyalist terrorist groups have disposed of arms.
Smuggled ciggies 'fund Taliban'
Cigarette and tobacco smuggling is financing militant or extremist groups such as the Pakistani Taliban and sapping about $40bn a year from government budgets, campaigners said on Monday.
NIreland disarmament chief confirms UVF arms moves
Northern Ireland's disarmament chief announced Monday he has witnessed a major weapons handover by the Ulster Volunteer Force, an outlawed group that terrorized Irish Catholics for decades - but he cannot confirm if the shadowy gang has surrendered all of its arsenal.
Protestant outlaws embrace disarmament
Northern Ireland achieved another important milestone in peacemaking Saturday as the territory's two major Protestant paramilitary groups announced their first acts of disarmament -- and pledged that their decades of slaughtering Catholic civilians were over for good.
Loyalist paramilitaries give up arms in N.Ireland
The main loyalist paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland announced Saturday they were decommissioning their weapons, a new milestone on the road to peace after decades of unrest.
Loyalists to confirm weapons move
Loyalist paramilitaries in Northern Ireland are set to confirm they have decommissioned a major cache of weapons.