RELATIVES of those who died in the Omagh atrocity yesterday said they owed it to the victims to pursue their civil action against Michael McKevitt, who they described as a terrorist who led an organisation that killed innocent people.

The father of a second victim of the Omagh bomb has criticised the Compensation Agency for the way it treated people injured in the 1998 attack.

A PROBE has been launched into a “degrading” ordeal suffered by an Omagh bomb victim who was forced to strip to her underwear in front of six lawyers assessing her compensation claim.

Ombudsman Nuala O'Loan is being threatened with legal action by representatives of senior officers and rank and file members of the police force in the North.

Families of the 29 people killed in the Omagh bombing are demanding a public inquiry as Chief Constable Ronnie Flanagan defended his officers' handling of the investigation.

Two men who were widowed in the Omagh bombing have spoken out about the conviction of Colm Murphy in connection with the Co Tyrone atrocity.

A man whose wife died in the Omagh bombing three years ago has issued a plea to his missing son to get in touch.

The Police Ombudsman’s report into the handling of the investigation into the Omagh bombing has recommended that a senior officer independent of the North’s police service should carry out a full inquiry into the matter.