Deputy Tully has called on Government to intervene and reverse the legislation.

A new report has found most victims of the Troubles were inadequately compensated for the death of their loved one.

The controversial legislation became law after it passed a final vote in Westminster.

DUP Leader Jeffery Donaldson has questions to answer and his party's boycott cannot be allowed to continue.

'The British Prime Minister is in Belfast this morning'

This legislation proposes that perpetrators of heinous crimes, be they murderers from paramilitary organisations or murderers from the British state forces, be able to give themselves an amnesty'

The British Government is planning to cut the pay of Stormont Assembly members by almost a third while the chamber remains empty.

His comments came off the back of protests which were held in London, Belfast and Derry against the British government's Troubles amnesty bill.