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Archivist stumbles upon ‘vanishingly rare’ copy of US independence document
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Rare copy of US Declaration of Independence unearthed at Kew archives
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George Washington letter accepting British surrender goes on display
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Publication of 1926 census records ‘allows us to step back in time’ – Taoiseach
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Irish officials criticised ‘venal’ Churchill amid King Edward VIII crisis
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Concern about ‘superiority’ of royal yacht visiting Ireland in 1996
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Bruton contacted Major about Sellafield concerns as legal action was explored
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British officials feared ‘top man’ in Northern Bank robbery would avoid arrest
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Christy Moore interrogation in UK questioned by Irish officials in 2004
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White House did not want photo of Clinton shaking Adams’ hand during 1995 visit
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Rare copy of the US Declaration of Independence to be displayed in London
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Jeffrey Epstein met Tony Blair in Downing Street
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Chinook disaster families ‘disgusted’ after PM rejects inquiry calls
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More than 25,000 sign petition demanding answers on 1994 Chinook disaster
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Geldof’s threat to quit Blair’s Africa Commission
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MoD ‘dishonest’ to call 1994 Chinook crash an accident, say families
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Former NI Secretary rejects reports he ‘turned a blind eye’ to IRA crimes
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Lee Harvey Oswald was regarded as a ‘poor shot’ by the KGB, files show
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‘No justification’ for Government to withhold files on boy killed in Derry
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Rare letter to Elizabeth I from possible love interest sold for £32,700
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Fact check: Southport trial scheduled by judge long before US election result
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MI5 feared film star Dirk Bogarde could be target of KGB sting attempt
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Moon rock donated to Ireland by Apollo astronauts was destroyed by fire
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Lord too ‘bitchy’ to lead North-South negotiations, records show
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Trimble told by Blair to ‘get lost’ over timing of border poll, records show
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Netanyahu visited Ireland in bid to establish now-closing embassy
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US attorney general wanted to stop Gerry Adams fundraising trip
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Ireland worried US labelling Real IRA as terrorists would help recruitment
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Bureaucratic delays tied up return of ‘Liberator’ painting
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