Blair urged to help get murder case soldiers out of army

Prime Minister Tony Blair was tonight urged to step in and have two soldiers who murdered a Belfast teenager thrown out of the Army.

Blair urged to help get murder case soldiers out of army
Sun, 12 May, 2002 - 20:16

Prime Minister Tony Blair was tonight urged to step in and have two soldiers who murdered a Belfast teenager thrown out of the Army.

Mark Durkan, leader of the moderate nationalist SDLP party, has written to Downing Street in a bid to secure ‘‘justice’’ for the family of Peter McBride.

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