Person: Sir John Stevens

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Decision on terror tapes bizarre

By any standards, the decision of the 1st US Circuit Court of Appeal to order Boston College to hand over recordings of taped interviews with dozens of former IRA and UVF members, which were conducted on the basis of confidentiality, is bizarre and has significant implications for future academic and journalistic research (US tapes ‘may implicate IRA chiefs’ Irish Examiner, Jul 7).

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British police sued over terror suspect arrests

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Inquiry needed 'before witnesses die'

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'High level concerns' over Diana driver's blood sample

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Diana inquest adjourned until next year

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North's DPP gets British army collusion evidence

Man questioned over Finucane murder

A man was questioned today about the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane.

Tue, 14 Oct, 2003

Fury as Finucane inquiry files lost

Files detailing the exact cost of a multi-million pound investigation into allegations that security forces plotted with loyalist paramilitary killers have been lost, it emerged today.

Wed, 09 Jul, 2003

Serving PSNI officers face action in collusion probe

Two serving police officers could face criminal charges over security force collusion with loyalist killers, it was announced tonight.

Wed, 07 May, 2003

Adams: Special Branch loyalists targeted SF leaders

Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams was once targeted by loyalists controlled by police special branch and British military intelligence, he claimed today.

Mon, 16 Dec, 2002

Three men shot in North attacks

THREE men including a Dubliner walking down the street were shot in the legs in punishment-style attacks in the North.

Fri, 15 Nov, 2002

'Man who ordered Finucane killing may face threat'

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.

Sun, 23 Jun, 2002

Loyalist released after Finucane questioning

A senior loyalist has been released in the North after being questioned in connection with the murder of Belfast solicitor, Pat Finucane.

Thu, 28 Mar, 2002

British police could use rubber bullets on May day protestors

British Police could resort to using rubber bullets if riots break out during tomorrow’s May Day demonstrations in London, the chairman of the Metropolitan Police Authority, Lord Harris, has warned.

Mon, 30 Apr, 2001