SAS soldiers are not the 'villains' of the Northern Ireland conflict and should not be persecuted by those seeking to rewrite history, says former Armed Forces minister

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SAS soldiers are not the 'villains' of the Northern Ireland conflict and should not be persecuted by those seeking to rewrite history, says former Armed Forces minister

Labour's Al Carns, a decorated ex-Special Forces officer himself, resigned from Sir Keir Starmer's government over defence spending and the party's Troubles Bill.