Fiona Woolf, who is leading an inquiry into alleged abuse by MPs, is expected to be asked to widen her remit Labour MP Simon Danczuk, who exposed the truth about paedophile Liberal MP Cyril Smith, said: “The exploitation of children by the secret services and members of the establishment comes as no surprise. THE role of a single British soldier in planning up to eight alleged shoot-to-kill operations is to be the “focus of intense scrutiny” at an inquest into the deaths of two IRA men three decades ago.

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The inside story of the brutal killing of Wood and Howes". Sunday Independent (Ireland). 18 September 2016. Retrieved 21 March 2018. The former soldier, who uses the pseudonym Seán Hartnett, served with the British army’s secret Joint Communications Unit - Northern Ireland, being deployed to the north in 2001. Some of the details of the case were discussed at a recent coroner’s court hearing into the Derry killings.During that time he soldiered in several republican hotspots including south Armagh and east Tyrone.

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Ms Cahill said she was raped and later interrogated by the IRA about her claims. She later went to the police and a case was brought against the alleged rapist and those said to have been involved in the IRA inquiry. Intelligence Company - sometimes referred to as 14 INT, 14 Company, 14th Intelligence Detachment or 'The Det' - was a British Army special forces unit, established during the Troubles, which carried out surveillance operations in Northern Ireland. And for a good reason. Created in 2005, this shadowy unit is the equivalent of America’s Intelligence Support Activity (ISA), aka the Activity. SRR’s Emblem (Wikimedia.org). Claims about his involvement in secret British army operations in the north emerged during his 1987 trial for smuggling 50 kilos of cannabis into Sweden. In 1972 the operations of the MRF were brought under more centralised control and a higher standard of training achieved by establishing a Special Reconnaissance Unit (SRU) of 130 all ranks under direct command of HQNI. [4]

The penalty for robbing a bookmakers' shop after full legal process is not summary execution," he said.

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The SAS's controversial involvement in the Northern Ireland Troubles began in 1973 and mostly took the form of small teams/individuals advising regular units.In November last year, The Irish News reported how some of the soldiers suspected of involvement in the killings were linked to 14 other controversial shootings during the course of the Troubles. Unarmed combat was taught to Det operatives, particularly techniques to disarm and neutralise knife or gun-weilding assailants. These so-called 'Q' cars had covert radios with hidden speakers and microphones that could not be easily spotted from the outside. It has now been disclosed for the first time that the officer who planned the operation has been involved in at least seven incidents in which 16 people died. His planning of all of these operations shall be the focus of intense scrutiny at this inquest,” Mr Shiels said. Video and still cameras were often secreted about the vehicles, allowing the operators to film surreptitiously.