A significant legal development has emerged in a controversial military case as the family of Tony Doris, an alleged IRA operative, has obtained legal aid funding to pursue an appeal against a British special forces soldier. The case centers on a killing that resulted in the soldier's acquittal, raising questions about accountability, military operations, and justice in complex conflict scenarios. This new legal action suggests potential grounds for reconsideration of evidence or legal procedures in the original proceedings.

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