The British government, Sinn Féin and the DUP are all failing the victims of the North's decades of violence, it was claimed today.

Controversial plans for a forum in the North to give a voice to the victims and survivors of the Troubles are published today.

The North's First and Deputy First Minister are coming under pressure to admit that they cannot agree on who to appoint as the new Victims Commissioner.

Victims groups in the North and the Ulster Unionist Party have slammed a new "virtual Troubles" computer game which mimics paramilitary activities.

Commemorations to mark the 25th anniversary of the IRA hunger strike are continuing across the North today.

I LISTENED to the radio with horror as events unfolded in Dublin last Saturday.

Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain tonight defended his controversial decision to release the Shankill bomber Sean Kelly.

A campaign to turn the notorious H-Blocks into a permanent monument to the 30 years of bitter conflict stepped up a gear today with the staging of a major conference.

The husband of a woman killed in an IRA bomb has branded ‘‘offensive’’ a weekend commemoration in Dublin of republicans killed during the Troubles.