A close confidant of Prince Philip and Lord Mountbatten, the late Duchess of Abercorn was the aunt of the Duke of Westminster ...

It is time for the state to confront its own abuses during the Troubles by giving an apology for the activities of the Heavy ...

Almost 16 years ago, Jon Burrows, now leader of the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP), stood with the crowds in Derry’s Guildhall Square as the Saville report on Bloody Sunday was published. Then the city’s ...

BBC Spotlight NI hears stories from victims and campaigners who, for the past five decades, have helped shape a women's ...

Legacy cannot be a selective doctrine – if accountability is a principle, it must apply equally north and south of the border ...

The Government does not need to apologise for its extradition policy on terror suspects during the Troubles, the North's Foreign Affairs Minister has said. Ulster ...

Those who suffered a permanent disablement during the Troubles and now live in England, Scotland or Wales are asked to apply.

Sitting in a room within a stone’s throw of the Houses of Parliament at Westminster, the conversation lingers over the echoes of shots fired 34 years ago. They were fired shortly before 11pm on a dark ...

The “playing of” Troubles victims against veterans has been criticised as “not helpful” by Northern Ireland’s Victims Commissioner. Joe McVey stressed that all sides need support, and expressed ...

A man who saw his father and uncle shot dead by loyalist terrorists 50 years ago has said he never wants to see anyone else go through what his family did.

Both of the main Westminster parties used to send relative heavyweights to Belfast, but, over the last two decades, with a couple of exceptions, candidates have, to put it mildly, been drawn from much ...

In 1981, I was in Washington to cover the inauguration of President Ronald Reagan, which today I call When It All Began. The night before the ceremony, I had sought refuge in place called The Class ...