Article examining the case of the Guildford 4 following their release in October 1989, and placing it in a broader context of state repression. Submitted by Spassmaschine on August 11, 2009 ...

After 15 years of wrongful imprisonment, Gerry Conlon (Daniel Day-Lewis) watches as the truth finally emerges in court, leading to his historic release. Get your Playback Pick! Watch In the Name of ...

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One of the Guildford Four, wrongfully imprisoned for 15 years, Paul Hill married Robert and Ethel Kennedy’s daughter, Courtney, they had one child Saoirse Kennedy Hill, the daughter of a member of the ...

The Guildford Four's Gerry Conlon felt such despair after 12 years in prison that he was on the verge of killing himself, private letters to the Irish Government have revealed. While languishing in ...

Jeremy Corbyn was one of the early supporters of Hill and the others wrongly convicted of the 1974 Guildford bombing UK politician Jeremy Corbyn is featured in “never before seen” photos from ...

The Guildford Four and the Birmingham Six are etched into our folk history. Two groups of people who, for several generations, have represented infamy and brutality in the Irish psyche. Fifteen ...

Lawyers have applied to a coroner to reopen the inquests of victims of the 1974 Guildford pub bombings. Five died and 65 were injured in the IRA blasts but those responsible were never prosecuted and ...

The years the Guildford Four spent in jail were not simply wasted time in which they sat and waited in the hope of eventual release. Every day in prison they faced a struggle to maintain their ...