Murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane's family today pledged to take their fight to Dublin after accusing Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain of resisting demands for major changes to the inquiry into his killing.

A DOSSIER on a loyalist paramilitary murder at the centre of allegations of police collusion has been sent to the United Nations and US Congress.

British government legislation for the inquiry into the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane could be used to suppress facts in a tribunal into allegations of British army bullying in Deepcut Barracks, Lords in the UK were warned today.

New legislation for an inquiry into the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane could be used to suppress the truth in all future public inquiries, it was claimed today.

Tony Blair will face criticism today from the family of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane over the handling of an inquiry into his killing.

The long-awaited Barron report into terrorist bombings in Dublin and the border town of Monaghan on the same night almost 30 years ago was due to be published today.

A full judicial inquiry, complete with the co-operation of the British government, is the only way the real truth will be revealed behind the 1974 terrorist bombings in Dublin and Monaghan, campaigners said today.

MICHAEL McKEVITT, the Real IRA leader jailed for 20 years, did not get a fair trial, an influential British human rights group has claimed.

The British government is facing new demands to call an international judicial inquiry into the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane.

Bereaved families and survivors of the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings are meeting today to co-ordinate a campaign to press the British government to hand over documents to a Commission investigating the atrocities.