Pressure grows for inquiries into NI murders

The British government was under pressure today from human rights activists to order separate public independent inquiries into four controversial killings in the North.

The British government was under pressure today from human rights activists to order separate public independent inquiries into four controversial killings in the North.

Five human rights organisations issued the plea as the families of Pat Finucane, Rosemary Nelson, Robert Hamill and Billy Wright prepared to receive a report into their murders 24 hours before it is released publicly.

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