Arlene Foster has called on Boris Johnson to protect security force members living in Northern Ireland from “vexatious claims”.

The Government here asked the Czech authorities in the late 1980s to take steps to ensure that explosive material manufactured in Czechoslovakia did not fall into the hands of subversive groups, including the IRA.

The Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald has said she does not want to get dragged into a row over the politics of condemnation.

‘Children of the Troubles’ recounts the largely untold story of the lost boys and girls of Northern Ireland, and those who died south of the border, in Britain and as far afield as West Germany, writes Dan Buckley.

Lost Lives, a documentary showing at Cork Film Festival, is a timely reminder of the bad old days in the North, writes Richard Fitzpatrick

McDonald's have apologised for a sign that read "Sundae Bloody Sundae" in a Portugal chain.

It is ironic but deeply valuable that the majority of the books and films, irrespective of source, dealing with the North’s Troubles have a common theme.