Policing board to rule on Omagh inquiry row

Northern Ireland’s Policing Board is to face demands for an early response to calls for an outside officer to take charge of the Omagh bomb inquiry.

Northern Ireland’s Policing Board is to face demands for an early response to calls for an outside officer to take charge of the Omagh bomb inquiry.

Police Ombudsman Nuala O’Loan and Chief Constable Sir Ronnie Flanagan will meet with the scrutinising body in Belfast tomorrow after she criticised him and his officers’ investigation into the atrocity.

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