No police officers or soldiers are to be charged after a major investigation into collusion with loyalist paramilitaries involved in the murder of solicitor Pat Finucane, it was revealed today.

SURELY your columnist Steven King (Irish Examiner, January 31) does not expect us to believe there was no collusion between British state forces and loyalist paramilitaries during the Troubles in the North.

The dirty war British intelligence waged against the IRA sank to its murkiest depths with Pat Finucane’s assassination.

A British army agent facing jail for claiming soldiers plotted with terrorist murderers is seeking political asylum in the United States, it emerged tonight.

Britain's Metropolitan Police commissioner John Stevens has been ordered to appear at the High Court in London as a key witness in a case involving Britain’s former top anti-terrorist agents in Northern Ireland, it emerged tonight.

Former Fiji Rugby Union Board member and interim chief executive officer Bob Challenor has died in a Sydney hospital after a long illness aged 64.

The murky world of a double agent has been exposed

The British army’s top agent inside the IRA was in hiding today after his cover was blown in an exposure that rocked the republican movement to its core.

Scotland Yard chief John Stevens could quiz the British army’s top spy inside the IRA about a spate of sectarian murders within days, it emerged today.

The partial publication of the Stevens Report into the collusion

MILLIONS of pounds have been squandered on a major new probe into alleged security force collusion with loyalist paramilitary killers in Northern Ireland, it was claimed yesterday.

A BRITISH Army unit collaborated with loyalist paramilitaries to target both suspected IRA members and Catholics, according to a report to be published this month.

TONY BLAIR’S “moral case for war” is grossly undermined

A top loyalist named as the man who ordered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane’s murder could now find his own life under threat, it was claimed tonight.

A group of men who claim they were secret agents for anti-terrorist missions in Northern Ireland are to meet Irish government officials, it has been revealed.

An independent public inquiry should be set up to investigate claims that the British intelligence conspired with loyalist death squads to target republicans, Sinn Fein said today.