Britain says IRA now poses no security threat
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By Kate KellandLONDON - The Irish Republican Army has changed fundamentally from the terror organization that fought British rule in Northern Ireland for decades and now poses no security threat, a British ...Comment
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Tony Blair denies scaremongering as he puts security measures at the heart of pre-election plans.
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Police investigating a Â£22m bank robbery in Northern Ireland distanced themselves yesterday from the suggestion it may have been organised by the IRA.
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Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams has said he "might be wrong" in his belief the IRA was not involved in a 26.5m Northern Bank robbery in Belfast.
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A police search concluded there was no threat to a Greek airliner forced to make an emergency landing in Britain after a bomb alert, officers said today.
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Britain lowered Wednesday its threat level from &quot;critical&quot; to &quot;severe&quot;, where it had been before the weekend&#39;s failed car bombings in London and the Scottish city of Glasgow.
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Police have prevented a terrorism attack in London that would have been on the scale of the Madrid bombings last March 11, the British capital's outgoing police chief said.
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Tony Blair says Kremlin should not feel threatened by nuclear shield.
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Threats from dissident republicans have forced police in Northern Ireland to deploy vehicle checkpoints to prevent a new terrorist bombing campaign and put an end to hopes of a historic British royal visit to the Irish Republic this year
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The final British troops withdrew Monday from the South Armagh borderland of Northern Ireland, ending a 37-year mission to keep watch over the Irish Republican Army's most dangerous power base.
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Northern Ireland Protestant hard-liner Ian Paisley said on Wednesday the IRA may be about to disarm but he would not share power with its political
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The UK denies Interpol claims that it could be risking a terror attack by not checking a list of stolen passports.
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DUBLIN -- The Irish Republican Army formally denied responsibility yesterday for the $50 million robbery of a Belfast bank, a crime that has thrown Northern Ireland's peace process into disarray. The outlawed IRA, which last month issued a denial through a spokesman, issued its formal statement amid criticism that the first denial didn't come from a sufficiently authoritative source. "We ...
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THE Irish Republican Army announced was willing to resume disarmament and promote a &quot;totally peaceful&quot; Northern Ireland, it said today.
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Gordon Brown pledges not to put civil liberties at risk over his plans to introduce new anti-terror laws.
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BELFAST, Northern Ireland - The Irish Republican Army denied involvement Thursday in this week&#39;s massive robbery of the Northern Bank in Belfast.
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British and Irish Government proposals for photographic evidence of IRA decommissioning were reasonable, the Irish premier has said.