Margaret Thatcher and Airey Neave, who was killed by an INLA bomb in the House of Commons car park in 1979. Photograph: GuardianIrish National Liberation Army To Disband And Give Up Weapons -- The Guardian
Republican group says 'armed struggle is over' and announces start of decommissioning on eve of Hillary Clinton visit.
The republican paramilitary group that assassinated the Tory MP and Margaret Thatcher ally Airey Neave is to give up its weapons and pursue purely peaceful politics.
The Irish National Liberation Army announced today it will begin discussion with General John de Chastelain's disarmament body and move towards decommissioning its guns and bombs.
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