Independent judge appointed to probe Northern murders

The Irish and British Governments have announced that a Canadian judge has been appointed to investigate whether independent inquiries should be established into six controversial killings in the North.

The Irish and British Governments have announced that a Canadian judge has been appointed to investigate whether independent inquiries should be established into six controversial killings in the North.

The judge, Peter Cory, will investigate whether sufficient evidence exists to justify public inquiries into the deaths.

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