Stevens to appear at NI gagging hearing

Britain's Metropolitan Police commissioner John Stevens has been ordered to appear at the High Court in London as a key witness in a case involving Britain’s former top anti-terrorist agents in Northern Ireland, it emerged tonight.

Stevens to appear at NI gagging hearing
Thu, 04 Dec, 2003 - 18:03

Britain's Metropolitan Police commissioner John Stevens has been ordered to appear at the High Court in London as a key witness in a case involving Britain’s former top anti-terrorist agents in Northern Ireland, it emerged tonight.

He is being called by an ex-intelligence spy who is challenging a British Ministry of Defence attempt to silence him.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: LondonPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: BritainPlace: NorthPlace: south of IrelandPlace: AndersonstownPlace: west BelfastPlace: BelfastPlace: IrvinestownPlace: Co FermanaghPerson: StevensPerson: John StevensPerson: Freddie ScappaticciPerson: StakeknifePerson: Sam RosenfeldPerson: ScappaticciPerson: RosenfeldPerson: Kevin FultonPerson: Martin IngramPerson: FultonPerson: Pat FinucanePerson: Stevens’Person: Director of Public ProsecutionsOrganisation: Metropolitan PoliceOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: Ministry of DefenceOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Royal Courts of JusticeOrganisation: StakeknifeOrganisation: ArmyOrganisation: Force Research UnitOrganisation: FRU
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