Adams: Report delayed to avoid uproar

Devastating findings of RUC and British army collusion with loyalist killers in Northern Ireland were delayed to avoid uproar at Westminster, Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams claimed tonight.

Devastating findings of RUC and British army collusion with loyalist killers in Northern Ireland were delayed to avoid uproar at Westminster, Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams claimed tonight.

As pressure mounted for a public inquiry into the assassination of Belfast lawyer Pat Finucane, Mr Adams hit out at the date chosen to publish Metropolitan Police Commissioner John Stevens report.

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