British police colluded with paramilitaries behind at least 10 murders in Northern Ireland in the 1990s, a damning report said, triggering outrage in Dublin and Belfast and remorse in London. The report about Protestant militants threatens to cloud current efforts to restore self-rule in the long-troubled British-run province, in which Catholic lack of confidence in policing is a key stumbling block. "Today's ombudsman's report is deeply disturbing," said Irish premier Bertie Ahern. "Its findings are of the utmost gravity. It paints a picture of despicable past behaviour." "This was a war of terror that was inflicted on Republican and nationalist...