The Troubles

Twenty six people died when the IRA blew up pubs in Guildford and Birmingham more than 45 years ago.

The Ministry of Defence claimed a £15,000 payout to one victim's family was wrong in law.

Arlene Foster says money for Troubles victims and abuse survivors 'cannot be absorbed' by Stormont.

Inquests have resumed into 1974 IRA bomb deaths in Birmingham and Guildford but not Woolwich.

Face-to-face assessments with victims will be used if paper-based process is not possible.

Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill says the DUP must not "cherry-pick" when dealing with legacy issues.

Religious balance still key concern as the Police Service of Northern Ireland seeks new recruits.

Julian Smith says people injured during the Troubles "fought hard for too long" for compensation.

Payments will range between £2,000 and £10,000 a year, depending on the severity of a victim's injury.