SAS 'not justified' in 1992 shooting of four IRA men
The use of lethal force by SAS soldiers was unjustified when they opened fire killing four IRA men in an ambush at Clonoe in ...
SAS troops killed IRA members moments after a terror attack. Now they face criminal charges
Lethal force unjustified in shooting of four terrorists during ambush in Clonoe, Co Tyrone in 1992, senior coroner concludes ...
Use of lethal force in killing of four IRA men by SAS soldiers was not justified, High Court rules
Kevin Barry O'Donnell, 21, Sean O'Farrell, 23, Peter Clancy, 19, and Daniel Vincent, 20 - were shot and killed on 16 February ...
MPs clash over Clonoe inquest ruling
MPs in the Commons have clashed over an inquest ruling which said Special Air Service (SAS) soldiers were not justified in ...
Former veterans' minister says SAS shooting ruling 'a farce'
Former Veterans' Minister Johnny Mercer hits out at an inquest ruling which said SAS soldiers were not justified in opening ...
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SAS use of force in killing of four IRA men in Clonoe, Co Tyrone, in 1992 ‘not justified’ – coroner
Use of lethal force by the SAS soldiers was ‘not reasonable’, Mr Justice Michael Humphreys concluded. | UTV News ...
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Possibility of prosecution for SAS soldiers who killed IRA team 'shows two-tier justice in action'
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Clonoe ambush ruling feeds ‘IRA attempt to rewrite history’, says ex-minister
Sir David Davis said last week’s coroner’s report into the Coalisland shootings was ’51 pages of fact and eight pages of naive speculation’.
Gavin Robinson presses Government to back soldiers who killed four IRA men as Defence Secretary pledges ‘fullest support’
The Defence Secretary has pledged the Government’s “fullest support” for SAS personnel after a coroner found that a unit was ...
MPs call for changes to coroners’ rules in response to inquest into the deaths of four IRA members
Sir Iain Duncan Smith said soldiers like himself “who never asked to go to Northern Ireland” will be “dragged" into courts in the absence of the Legacy Act. | UTV News ...