Spotlight to stay on Special Branch - PSNI

Police chiefs in Northern Ireland were under new pressure today to complete a radical overhaul of their anti-terrorism unit.

Wed, 31 Dec, 2003 - 05:48

Police chiefs in Northern Ireland were under new pressure today to complete a radical overhaul of their anti-terrorism unit.

As Al Hutchinson took charge of monitoring massive reforms to the force, he warned there would be no let up in checks on Special Branch changes.

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