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Why Veterans Are Paying Attention
The One More Mission podcast exlpores why more veterans are paying attention and why individual MPs do must likewise, even if the government fails to do…
Jun 7
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How Did Your MP Vote on the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill?
An interactive breakdown Commons division, including voting by party, Labour MPs with military backgrounds, Cabinet abstentions, and how MPs in some of…
Jun 5
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Preserving the Record: Introducing Salus Archive
Salus Archive brings together testimony, documents and analysis to help ensure that one of the most contested chapters of modern British history remains…
Jun 2
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A CALL TO ONE MORE MISSION
The legacy debate belongs not only to politicians and lawyers, but also to those who lived it.
Jun 1
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May 2026
WHO IS A VICTIM?
Victimhood shapes recognition, funding, memory and policy. But who decides who qualifies?
May 28
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When Investigation Becomes Judgment
A High Court ruling on Police Ombudsman legacy reports does more than correct wording. It reasserts a principle with implications far beyond one case…
May 27
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THE RECORD AND THE REPUBLIC
Former Parachute Regiment officer Lt Col Simon Barry discusses the Republic’s role during the Troubles, cross-border security, legacy process and why…
May 25
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What Lawfare Is Doing to British Veterans
A new RUSI commentary and a powerful essay by Dr Bob Parr approach the same problem from different directions. Together, they reveal the scale of the…
May 19
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From “Illegal” to “Unworkable”: The Downward Spiral of Labour’s Legacy Act Language
If veterans now need protection from endless legal process, why were existing protections dismantled before replacements were in place?
May 16
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The King Salutes Veterans While Benn Sells Legacy
The King’s Speech praised service and sacrifice. The Legacy debate was left to Hilary Benn’s press release afterwards.
May 13
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Reforming Failure
The May Review exposed deep problems inside ICRIR. Yet instead of pausing, the Government is using those failures to argue for expanding the same…
May 12
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They Were “Agents of the State” — But Human Beings in Fact
A One More Mission podcast asks why those sent to serve are now judged as abstractions, not men.
May 10
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