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The Generals Are Now Drawing a Line
General Sir Nick Parker has moved the argument on. This is no longer a loose complaint about process. It is a defined position: no reinvestigations…
Apr 9
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Australia’s War Crimes Shift Is a Warning for UK Special Forces
The arrest of Ben Roberts-Smith signals a wider shift: narrative hardening before trial — a pattern already visible around Operation Banner.
Apr 7
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Legal action, boycotts and growing anger at Legacy betrayal, but will Starmer listen?
Former Parachute Regiment Lt Col Simon Barry backs the SAS Association’s legal challenge and boycott threat — then turns the question outward: will…
Apr 6
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SAS veterans threaten boycott of Troubles hearings as dispute with Government escalates
SAS veterans to boycott Troubles hearings, escalating dispute into a test of whether the Government system can command the cooperation — and confidence…
Apr 5
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The Legacy Bill will leave veterans in the dock
Ministers say they are listening to veterans as they refine the Legacy Bill. But without a clear legal endpoint to repeated investigations, consultation…
Apr 3
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Apolitical or Absent? Why Silence on Operation Banner Is Not Neutral
Veterans are discussing the absence of Associations and the RBL in the legacy debate. This is not about politics. It is a question of responsibility.
Apr 2
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March 2026
Rules, Reality, and the Fight for Justice
Former Parachute Regiment officer Simon Barry sets out the stark gap between law and justice in the Northern Ireland legacy debate — and why veterans…
Mar 19
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A Simple Way to Make Your Voice Heard on the Troubles Bill
Veterans are asking supporters to write to their MPs ahead of the expected Commons debate on 24 March.
Mar 16
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The Troubles Bill Lives – and Veterans Have Been Sold Out in Cork
What looks like a diplomatic footnote is, on closer inspection, a stitch‑up dressed in the language of reconciliation
Mar 15
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State of Play in Troubles Bill
The Northern Ireland Troubles Bill is still moving through Parliament but remains far from settled.
Mar 12
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The Victim Shield
How Government Uses Suffering to Silence Scrutiny of its Assault on Justice.
Mar 12
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Generals Warn Britain Is Reopening the Troubles
Two Former Army Chiefs Warn: Reopening Troubles Cases Risks Breaking the State’s Covenant with Those Who Served
Mar 11
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