Lawyer complains about Heath's 'abusive' language

A lawyer representing families of the Bloody Sunday victims has complained to the chairman of the Saville Inquiry about the abusive language used by former British Prime Minister Edward Heath. F

A lawyer representing families of the Bloody Sunday victims has complained to the chairman of the Saville Inquiry about the abusive language used by former British Prime Minister Edward Heath.

Mr Heath has twice complained about questioning from Michael Lavery, QC, and accused the lawyer of using obscene and offensive language.