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Prof Marie Coleman and Gabija GataveckaiteDublin PacemakerBobby Storey, pictured in 2014, was seen as a key individual in selling the peace process to republican hardlinersThe UK government told their counterparts in Northern Ireland that IRA figure Bobby Storey was responsible for the Northern Bank Robbery in 2004.Some £26.5m was stolen from the bank at Donegall Square in Belfast in December 2004 in a crime that threatened to destabilise the peace process.Newly released state papers by the National Archives of Ireland, over 20 years later, reveal the privately held views of senior civil servants, politicians and public figures at the time…

Motherwell have arguably been the best team to watch in the Premiership this season and are unquestionably the team punching most above their weight in Scotland’s top flight. Manager Jens Berthel Askou has implemented an eye-catching possession-based style since joining in the summer, a feat several coaches have failed to do with far bigger budgets.Elliot Watt has been a revelation in midfield, Elijah Just has slotted in seamlessly having worked under Askou previously at Danish club Horsens, while only Hearts captain Lawrence Shankland has scored more goals in the Premiership than Tawanda Maswanhise this season.It is at the back though…

Detectives from Devon and Cornwall Police have issued an update over two missing swimmers off the coastline.Emergency services were called to Budleigh Salterton at 10.25am on Christmas Day after concerns for people in the water.A number of people were safely recovered to shore and checked by paramedics or taken to hospital as a precaution but two men, aged in their 40s and 60s, were not located.At 1pm on Boxing Day, officers issued an update after the Coastguard called off its search yesterday.A spokesman from Devon and Cornwall Police told GB News: “Both men remain missing following this incident off Budleigh…