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The Ministry of Defence has paid out more than £600,000 in damages to just 29 claims against the security forces during the Troubles, new figures show.
Civil cases brought against the Ministry of Defence by the families of nine people killed at Ballymurphy in west Belfast in 1971 have been settled with undisclosed damages to be paid.
Police believe that a man accused of firearms offences transported a haul of weapons to a meeting with high profile loyalist Winston Irvine, a court has heard.
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