Robin Swann makes request to Ministry of Defence to provide combat medical technicians

‘It was like you were just drowning,’ Liam Holden tells Belfast court of 1972 events

Miami Showband massacre survivor Des McAlea hopes last week’s outcome, and the £1.5m damages awarded to survivors and relatives, will set a precedent

UK ruling on PSNI decision to drop investigation is a vindication for campaigners, Martin says

Former official at foreign office claims Johnson intervened to ensure domestic animals were evacuated from Afghan capital

Not enough healthcare staff to cope with Covid pressures, NI Minister of Health says

High-security cloud system will be used by GCHQ, MI5 and MI6

Civil actions brought against Freddie Scappaticci over alleged wrongdoings in IRA

British defence secretary says up to 1,100 eligible people have been left behind

Spare a thought for Patricia McVeigh, now 70, whose father was killed by an undercover army unit

UK health secretary resigned in wake of video showing him kissing aide in his office

Russia says it dropped bombs in path of HMS Defender after it entered country’s territory

We will oppose plans for soldier amnesty in any way we can, says Michael O’Hare

Britain says two armed patrol ships to remain despite breakthrough in talks on fishing rights

The Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth, died aged 99 on Friday

Inquests examined deaths of 10 civilians in west Belfast after 1971 introduction of internment without trial

Atlantic Aviation buys Flybe cargo plane maintenance business in Oxfordshire

DUP will sit on sidelines instead of lobbying for frictionless sea border

Ex-diplomat to take vague Brexit role and be replaced by civil servant Stephen Lovegrove

Spirit AeroSystems Holdings awarded a £30m design contract by UK government

People are being warned not to add ‘fuel to the fire’ by mixing in groups

Global cases pass 81.2 m, with over 1.77m deaths and over 4.6m vaccine shots given

Air Corps to be excluded from future search and rescue work as service goes out to tender

Logs put British Army unit in area and firing shots at time Martha Campbell (13) was killed

‘I don’t think it’s deliverable within the current resource base,’ says Simon Byrne

Top adviser says British opted instead in March to concentrate testing resources on those in hospital

Eileen O’Halloran suing PSNI and Ministry of Defence over alleged state collusion

Seoul decries ‘inappropriate military act’ after Kim Jong-un orders nine launches in one month

Relatives say the centenary of the mutiny is a good time for a gesture of reconciliation

PM’s plans for link from NI to Scotland frought with engineering and monetary minefields

Developments disclosed during proceedings against Freddie Scappaticci , who denies spying

Elton John and Ben Stokes among hundreds to have details published on government website

This book seeks to reflect on the modern phenomenon of impersonal, bureaucratic murder.

Extinction Rebellion activists call for urgent government action to curb carbon emissions

Foreign ministry counters accusations from US secretary of state with threats to US bases

Residents in two cities stocking up after mysterious incident near military testing site

Incident occurs day after Iran spoke out over Britain intercepting supertanker

US special envoy to Afghanistan winds up seventh round of talks amid signs of progress

Eamon Heatley’s solicitor says settlement vindicates decision to take case against MoD

America Letter: While Trump wants to avoid Middle-East conflict, volatile factors simmer