Protests held in North as Troubles legacy Bill debated at Westminster
More than 100 people picket outside the Northern Ireland Office in Belfast city centre
Star turns: The brilliant Belfast boys who defied the sectarian tide
The Star of the Sea were a tight group of young lads before the Troubles tore them apart
UK government ‘dragged its feet for too long’ on Troubles legacy, Taoiseach says
British soldiers ‘should be brought to justice in terms of atrocities like Bloody Sunday’, Martin says
Members of US congress call on Johnson to scrap NI prosecutions proposal
Legacy laws would ‘cement widespread feelings’ that justice is being denied, says letter
Family of girl killed in Troubles calls on British to scrap legacy proposals
Annette McGavigan (14) was wearing school uniform when shot dead by British army
Politicians from main parties on both sides of Border reject plans for ‘amnesty’
‘Investigations, prosecutions, inquests and civil actions cannot be abolished, and due process must take place’
Stormont recalled amid objections to UK plans for Troubles amnesty
Anger grows over proposals revealed by NI secretary of state Brandon Lewis
Lack of transparency around criteria for border poll unlawful, court hears
Victims rights campaigner challenges ruling that decision should be left to Northern Secretary
Unionists must prepare for inevitable border poll, says leading loyalist
Former UVF commander Billy Hutchinson says unionists should debate a united Ireland
Long-term plan needed for united Ireland, Senator says
Brexit crisis shows consequences of holding a referendum without proper preliminary steps - Mark Daly
Belfast court dismisses claim that Brexit will damage peace process
Applicants argued UK government must seek deal to protect north-south co-operation
John Major defends courts’ right to rule on parliament suspension
Legality of prorogation must be challenged to prevent wrongful triggering, says former PM
Brexit has lit dynamite under Belfast Agreement, court hears
NI judge hopes ruling on handling of Brexit process will be ready by end of month
Legal challenge on Brexit strategy due to be heard in Belfast on Monday
Northern Ireland cases cannot leapfrog straight to the supreme court
Legal challenge to British Brexit strategy dismissed in Belfast
One of applicants was high-profile victims’ campaigner Raymond McCord
Belfast Agreement does not block Brexit, court hears
North’s attorney general says peace deals not dependent on UK remaining in the EU
Brexit: Leading judges reject challenge to suspension of parliament
Gina Miller says she will not give up ‘fight for democracy’
‘This is Brexit land’: Belfast judge puzzled by Gove’s attitude to law
Gove refused to confirm whether UK government would abide by law blocking no deal
Raymond McCord in court to challenge prorogation of UK parliament
Victims’ campaigner’s bid to claim no-deal Brexit would damage peace process
UK says it will hold twice-weekly talks with EU on Brexit deal
Boris Johnson asserts both sides must ‘up the tempo’ and labels backstop ‘anti-democratic’
Three legal challenges lodged in Belfast over no-deal Brexit
Plaintiffs claim departure without agreement would breach Belfast Agreement
Unionists fear return to violence, loss of identity in united Ireland – new study
Senator Mark Daly says Government must establish second New Ireland Forum
Loyalist paramilitaries make statement rejecting criminality
Victims campaigner Raymond McCord rejects statement as ‘nonsense’
Legal challenge launched over alleged lack of policy on Border poll
Veteran justice campaigner Raymond McCord believes vote crucial for ‘transparency’
A united Ireland – is there something in the air?
Key figures from both sides of the peace line have their say on the notion of Irish unity
DUP will ‘battle’ to have Brexit endorsed by Westminster vote
Gerry Adams urges Government to negotiate special designation for North within EU
New ‘cash for ash’ plan will be fairly assessed, says Ó Muilleoir
Efforts continue to avert elections although main consensus is Assembly poll inevitable
Supreme court not looking to overturn Brexit decision, says judge
Northern Ireland cases heard during UK government appeal against article 50 ruling
UK leaving EU without NI consent would be ‘unconstitutional’
Britain’s supreme court hears successive agreements have moved sovereignty to North
Northern Ireland Brexit challenge referred to supreme court
Raymond McCord claims UK cannot leave EU without consent of people in North
NI AG says further consideration of Brexit challenge warranted
Failed legal challenge to process may be referred directly to the Supreme Court
Brexit would have ‘profound political significance’ for North, court hears
Belfast judge considers arguments on how quitting EU would affect Northern Ireland
Theresa May acted legally on Brexit, NI court hears
Lawyer for British government defends right to fully implement referendum vote to quit EU
Brexit could have ‘catastrophic effect on peace process’, court told
Lawyer says Belfast Agreement gives North a ‘veto’ over any constitutional change to its status
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