The Troubles

New lines of inquiry offer hope in IRA murder case

US Congress group warns Troubles plan 'a mistake'

Appeal made to UN over Troubles amnesty plans

Ballymurphy families' shock over body parts

Claudy bomb victims' families settle legal action

Legacy plans a whitewash, says victim's brother

First lady chief justice 'honoured' to be role model

PSNI chief says 'we are not removing memorials'

Troubles pensions scheme opens for applications

Victims' groups voice opposition to Troubles plan

When Belfast children fled the troubled city

'We were hurt in bombs through no fault of our own' Video, 00:03:34'We were hurt in bombs through no fault of our own'

Woman asks why family's IRA killers were pardoned

'My parents were innocent Christian people' Video, 00:00:39'My parents were innocent Christian people'

Ex-soldier fails to have manslaughter trial halted

Call for apology over killing of Eamon McDevitt

Military veterans group supports Troubles plan

The day firebombs devastated Ballymena in 1976

Shadow SoS meets Ballymurphy families in Belfast

UN experts criticise Troubles legacy plans

Criticism over delay in appointing victims role

Legacy proposals 'may give amnesty to killers'