A man will go on trial today for the murders of two British soldiers in the North.

A man whose convictions for murdering two British soldiers were quashed should face a retrial, the Court of Appeal in Belfast has ordered.

Prosecutors in the North have applied to the Court of Appeal in Belfast to retry a man whose convictions for murdering two British soldiers were quashed.

A man found guilty of murdering two British soldiers in the North has had his convictions quashed.

Prominent republican Colin Duffy, currently held over the murder of a Northern Ireland prison officer, is at the centre of a challenge to the European Court of Human Rights which could force a change in the laws governing the length of time terror suspects can be held.

Police in the North have arrested six people after a masked man at a republican commemoration threatened further violence by dissidents opposed to the peace process.

Families of two murdered British soldiers have paid an emotional visit to the town where they died to unveil a memorial honouring their loved ones.

A terminally ill dissident republican jailed for murdering two soldiers in the North has today launched a legal bid to overturn his conviction.

A terminally-ill man must serve a minimum of 25 years in jail for the murders of two soldiers shot dead by dissident republicans in the North, a judge ruled today.

A terminally ill dissident republican convicted of murdering two British soldiers will today find out the length of his jail term.

The limited life expectancy of a terminally-ill dissident republican convicted of murdering two British soldiers should not influence the length of his jail term, his defence lawyer has accepted.

A man cleared of murdering two soldiers in the North has claimed his DNA was planted on a latex glove in the getaway car.

POLICE in the North have vowed that the investigation into the murder of Sappers Patrick Azimkar and Mark Quinsey outside the Massereene barracks in 2009 attack would go on.

A HIGH-PROFILE republican has walked free from a court in the North after being cleared of murdering two British soldiers.

A dissident republican was convicted today of murdering two British soldiers outside an army base in the North.

A high-profile republican was cleared today of murdering two British soldiers outside an Army base in the North.

A man accused of murdering two soldiers is a highly unlikely terrorist, a court heard today.

The discovery of DNA from two men accused of murdering two soldiers inside the getaway car makes them inescapably guilty, a court has heard.

A son of leading republican Dominic McGlinchey was the getaway driver during the murder of two soldiers, a court has heard.

Evidence from soil samples which allegedly links the man accused to the murder of two soldiers will not be admitted to court, a judge ruled this afternoon.

The partner of one of the men accused of murdering two soldiers has told a court today that he was not capable of the crime.

A man accused of murdering two soldiers refused to answer police questions because his solicitor was afraid their consultations were being monitored, a court has heard.

A man accused of the murder of two soldiers made a flurry of phone calls around the time of the killing, a court heard today.

Controversial DNA evidence allegedly linking two men to the murder of two soldiers in the North is to be allowed, a judge ruled today.

Forensic evidence against two men accused of murdering two British soldiers in the North is reliable and proven, a barrister for the prosecution said.

Traces of DNA linking a man to the murders of two British soldiers are at most 100 billion times smaller than a gram, a court has heard.

A DNA expert who testified against two men accused of murdering two British soldiers is prepared to exaggerate and tell partial truths in order to promote his technique, a court was told today.

DNA found in a getaway car used in the shooting of two British soldiers is almost six trillion times more likely to belong to one of the alleged murderers than someone else, a court heard.

A bomb squad officer who was first to examine the car used by gunmen who killed two soldiers in the North said he did not see a latex glove tip said to be at the heart of the case.

Bullets fired in a terrorist gun attack that killed two British soldiers were of a make and date similar to those used in Provisional IRA shootings, a court has heard today.

A former soldier has described watching a terrorist gunman stand over his stricken comrade and riddle his body with bullets.

Chilling video footage played today at the trial of two men for the murders of two soldiers showed the moment the servicemen were gunned down by masked attackers.

Two men will go on trial in the North today, charged with the murder of two British soldiers two years ago.

A decision to charge Old Bailey bomber Marian Price in connection with the murder of two British soldiers is an abuse of legal process, her lawyer claimed today.

A woman is due in court in the North later charged in connection with the deaths of two soldiers at a British Army base in Antrim more than two years ago.

A fresh legal submission by lawyers acting for a prominent republican accused of murdering two British soldiers in Northern Ireland today forced a judge to postpone a decision on whether he should stand trial.

A soldier injured in a dissident republican shooting in the North which killed two colleagues has been discharged from the army on medical grounds.

An extra 1,000 police are needed to combat the North's growing terror threat, rank and file officers warned today.

The dissident republican Real IRA, which claimed responsibility today for a car bomb attack on MI5’s headquarters in the North, will not derail the peace process, political leaders said.

A car bomb exploded near to the headquarters of MI5 in the North today within minutes of policing and justice powers being transferred from London to Belfast.

Detectives investigating the dissident republican murders of two soldiers in the North renewed their appeal for help catching the killers today.

Police in the North will today carry out a painstaking investigation into a car bomb attack by dissident republicans.

A Catholic policeman who lost a leg in a dissident republican bomb attack has been moved out of intensive care, it emerged today.

Two men have been arrested over the attempted murder of a police officer in the North, officers said today.