MI5
Troubles legacy body recruiting ‘intelligence officers’ branded a ‘spookfest’
Recruitment process described as 'spookfest'
King appoints former spy chief as Order of the Garter’s new Chancellor
The Order of the Garter is the oldest and most senior Order of Chivalry in Britain, established nearly 700 years ago by King Edward III.
Dublin Monaghan bombings documentary May-17-74 captures 50 years of hurt and frustration
David Roy interviews director Joe Lee about his new film, which premieres this week in Irish cinemas
Government considers plans to bolster security to protect university research
Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden said he wanted measures to protect ‘the integrity and security of our great institutions’.
Sean Brown widow reveals how she desperately searched for missing husband
Sean Brown was abducted and killed by loyalists in May 1997
Law Society seeks clarification from PSNI over lawyer spy revelations
Spy report presented to Policing Board raises concerns
High Court judge believes legacy body not ‘appropriate mechanism’ to investigate Sean Brown murder
British government established ICRIR to begin work next month
Spy tribunal refuses to release probe results to lawyer
Investigatory Powers Tribunal examines surveillance concerns
Hundreds of Manchester Arena bombing survivors take legal action against MI5
Legal teams representing injured survivors of the bombing said they had collectively submitted a group claim to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal.
Seamus Dillon: Coroner says inquest ‘highly unlikely’ to be completed
Tyrone man killed by LVF in case believed to involve collusion