Terrorism
Manchester bombing: A blood price for British foreign policy?
How UK security services obstructed the Manchester bombing inquiry
Nato knew terrorists would gain from toppling Gaddafi
Counter-terrorism officials allowed Manchester bomber to operate in Libya warzone
Manchester bomber was a UK ally
Ukraine war: ‘Fantastic opportunity’ for British far-right fighters
Blood on London’s hands
A damning report on police collusion with murders in Northern Ireland has just been published. Whitehall knew for decades that the UDA paramilitary group was carrying out wholesale murder – yet ministers long refused to ban it as a terrorist organisation and officials continued to meet its leaders.
Bombing the ‘Irish Beatles’ – who ordered their murder?
A court has awarded £1.5 million in compensation to survivors of a terrorist attack in Northern Ireland that involved collusion between British soldiers and paramilitary forces. But those responsible for controlling the ‘Miami Showband’ killers have still not been held accountable.
