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Editorial: The deluge of Troubles legacy cases against the UK security forces in Northern Ireland
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Police in Northern Ireland struggling to attract Catholic recruits, chief constable says
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Belfast Live on MSN5h
NI chief constable says number of Catholic applications to join PSNI 'below whats needed'
Around 3,500 applications have been received in the latest recruitment campaign of those, approximately 27% were by those who identify as Catholic. | UTV News ...
Belfast Telegraph3d
Revealed: 66 PSNI officers quietly leave force while under misconduct investigation
PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has revealed that 66 officers have been able to retire or resign in recent years while under investigation by the force’s Professional Standards Department.
MPs told of ‘suspicions’ of UK-wide spying on journalists by police
Two Belfast journalists told the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee that such surveillance was an ‘attack on democracy’.
Skills shortage in Northern Ireland projected in coming years
A resource has predicted a shortage of 5,400 individuals per annum needed to fill vacancies. Northern Ireland is expected to ...
Use of force in killing of four IRA men in Co Tyrone ‘not justified’ – coroner
Kevin Barry O’Donnell, 21, Sean O’Farrell, 23, Peter Clancy, 19, and Daniel Vincent, 20 – were shot dead by the soldiers ...
Belfast Telegraph3d
Former Veterans Minister says judge’s excessive force ruling on Clonoe IRA deaths ‘absurd’
A former MP and Veterans Minister has claimed a ruling that excessive force was used in the shooting of four IRA men in Co Tyrone in 1992 is “absurd to everyone outside Northern Ireland”.
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Hurricane-force winds anticipated in Ireland and UK as Storm Éowyn spirals in from Atlantic
LONDON (AP) — Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland are braced for one of the most intense storms in decades, with forecasters warning of extremely rare hurricane-force winds and a danger to life.