Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant says the government is continuing work on a bill intended to address the legacy of the Troubles. Speaking on the issue, Bryant says that “everybody is going to have to give a bit on legacy,” indicating that no single group is expected to avoid trade-offs as proposals are developed. The reports state that the legislation, often referred to as the Troubles Bill, is meant to deal with unresolved questions and the broader handling of events from the conflict period. Bryant’s comments reflect an ongoing policy process, with negotiations and drafting still underway rather than a final bill being presented. The coverage focuses on the need for shared concessions as the government moves forward with its approach to dealing with the past in Northern Ireland. Other details about the bill’s specific mechanisms or timelines are not included in the provided summaries.