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Fifty years ago, 13 people were shot dead by British soldiers during a march in Londonderry

Death of Southend West MP comes just five years after Jo Cox was killed

Victim’s families say proposal for statute of limitations is ‘slap in the face’

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Tuesday 4 August

Northern Ireland police claim the device was intended to explode on ferry

Police officers injured in clashes over anti-internment anniversary blaze

Paramilitary group says EU exit has put ‘border back on the agenda’

Brexit and the suspension of Stormont have ‘given oxygen’ to dissident Republican groups

Explosive devices were sent to Glasgow University and three major transport hubs last week

Northern Ireland secretary faces calls to resign after saying killings by security forces during the Troubles were ‘not crimes’

Explosive devices sent to Waterloo and two airports bore Irish postmarks

Fears latest terror attack could be prelude to renewed violence in the event of a hard border post-Brexit

Families of 1998 Real IRA bomb victims go to court over failings that allowed killers to walk free

From the Gunpowder Plot to the London Bridge attack, political violence has shaped the capital throughout the centuries

Two reported dead and two injured after attack on French and Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq

Peter Robinson's decision to stand down could trigger the reimposition of direct rule from Westminster

Deadly Hilton explosion was just one of the attacks that scarred London during the 1970s, 80s and 90s

Prince of Wales and Sinn Fein leader express regret for the past and talk of need to move forward

Committee wants to quiz former prime minister over ‘comfort letters’