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MI5 ‘s blanket “Neither Confirm Nor Deny” on Stakeknife is absurd and under pressure to change from other parts of the UK Establishment

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By Brian Walker, Mick Fealty Verified, Brian Walker
| Slugger O'Toole Verified
John Ware has form as a leading investigator into the Troubles for BBC Panorama, including the Stakeknife record and responsibility for the Omagh bomb. His relentless account in the Irish News of the lengths to which the British state was prepared to go to deny the identity of Freddie Scapatticci as Stakeknife has an added significance beyond filling in the details. The fact that his well placed legal sources were prepared to talk in a generally conservative environment speaks volumes.
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Will Labour’s new Legacy Act satisfy victims and survivors? Its fate is in their hands.

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By Brian Walker
| Slugger O'Toole Verified
NI Secretary Hilary Benn The UK government has begun proceedings to replace the Legacy Act introduced by the previous Conservative government which was opposed by all parties in Northern Ireland and the Irish government. The controversial Act halted scores of civil cases and inquests into Troubles deaths. These will now resume. But a new Act will fall short of restoring a full trial process with its own independent international investigations body as some of its critics demanded.
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Will Labour’s new Legacy Act satisfy victims and survivors? Its fate is in their hands.

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By Brian Walker
| Slugger O'Toole Verified
NI Secretary Hilary Benn The UK government has begun proceedings to replace the Legacy Act introduced by the previous Conservative government which was opposed by all parties in Northern Ireland and the Irish government. The controversial Act halted scores of civil cases and inquests into Troubles deaths. These will now resume. But a new Act will fall short of restoring a full trial process with its own independent international investigations body as some of its critics demanded.
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