UN inspectors 'needed in the North'

United Nations inspectors were today urged to visit Northern Ireland in a new bid to prove allegations that the Army operated a shoot-to-kill policy during two ambushes on IRA men.

UN inspectors 'needed in the North'

United Nations inspectors were today urged to visit Northern Ireland in a new bid to prove allegations that the Army operated a shoot-to-kill policy during two ambushes on IRA men.

Civil rights group Relatives for Justice also claimed loyalists who murdered a pensioner in another attack in the Co Tyrone area were conspiring with the security forces.

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