Victims’ families urge British government to ‘come clean’

THE British establishment has an obligation to the people of Ireland “to come clean”, a campaign group representing many of the survivors and victims’ families said last night.

“It’s a choice for the British government whether they want to be eternally suspected of being involved in sponsoring terrorism,” said Greg O’Neill, a solicitor with Justice for the Forgotten.

He was criticising the reluctance of the British authorities to fully cooperate with Justice Henry Barron.