Gerry Adams, Keir Starmer
Government will try to block Adams' compensation - Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer was speaking in the House of Commons after the Conservatives said it was "shameful" that repealing the Legacy Act could put Mr Adams in line for a "cheque". The Legacy Act presently blocks him - and many others interned without trial in the 1970s - from claiming compensation for unlawful detention.
Former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams is in line for "a pay day from the taxpayer" as the government plans to remove a block ...
It comes to an end this weekend. Gerry Adams has traveled a long and unpredictable political road, from his internment without trial in Cage 11 of Long Kesh in 1972 to shaking hands and sharing ...
In the early years of the peace process, Gerry Adams once quipped: "They haven't gone away, you know." He was talking about the IRA. But it could easily refer to claims about whether he was in the ...
Politician Gerry Adams, whose Sinn Fein party was once the political wing of the Irish Republican Army, will stand trial in 2026 in a civil case brought by IRA bomb victims, England's High Court ...
Tony Blair attempted to amend a Gerry Adams statement on IRA disarmament, newly unsealed documents show. On April 27th, 2003, then-Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams gave a lengthy address on the ...
Gerry Adams pictured after he won the Westminster seat for West Belfast in 1983. He kept his family strictly in the background By the time his family settled in Ballymurphy, Gerry Adams was ...
Gerry Adams is expected to give evidence in his own defence in a civil action being taken by three survivors of IRA bombings. The trial involving the former Sinn Fein leader, who denies ever being ...
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