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Statewatch analysis: Perfidious Albion: Cover-up and collusion in Northern Ireland by Paddy Hillyard

21 April 2013

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The British government's dealings in Ireland have long been characterised by cover-ups, deceit and perfidiousness. This includes collaboration between British security forces and loyalist paramilitaries, the obstruction of legal investigations, the refusal to hold public enquiries, and the introduction of a new form of intelligence-led policing which, in many cases, allowed informers to act with impunity.

See: Analysis (pdf)

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