内容摘要：Athletes from more than 100 countries competed in eight sports through the Piedmont region of Italy in the first World Winter Games since 2017.

Athletes from more than 100 countries competed in eight sports through the Piedmont region of Italy in the first World Winter Games since 2017.

and Ms Lynskey told BBC News NI that the family initially believed he had fled to America.But it was revealed in alleged admissions by former members of the IRA that he had been abducted and killed.

, Mr Lynskey's body has still not been found.Ms Lynskey said that she accepts the story had to be told "because it's history" but said it was easy for people who weren't involved to watch a drama based on these events."I would agree that any publicity is good, and if it helped young ones to stay away from [violence], then absolutely."

But she added: "I don't think I could watch it.""I know these families, I know what they've been through. To watch your mother being taken from her home when you were a child, or to see your brother in a bog with a gun to the back of his head, that becomes reality to you, you're seeing it again."

The body set up to find the remains of the Disappeared has carried out an exhumation at a cemetery in County Monaghan.

The Independent Commission for the Location of Victims’ Remains (ICLVR) said it received information about suspicious activity during the 1970s at a grave in Annyalla cemetery.It said that on 30 October, 2023, an individual had tweeted threatening to sue former home secretary Suella Braverman, who had called pro-Palestine protests "hate marches", if she called them an antisemite.

The paper said Mr Foulkes had responded: "One step away from storming Heathrow looking for Jewish arrivals…"Mr Foulkes said he was taking legal action against Kent Police over his alleged treatment.

Speaking on the doorstep of home in Gillingham, Mr Foulkes, who spent a decade as a special constable, said: "It's all very disappointing."It has got to end and that's why someone has to take stand."