Public inquiries ordered into 'collusion' murder cases

The British government is to press ahead with inquiries into three controversial killings, Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy said today.

Public inquiries ordered into 'collusion' murder cases
Thu, 01 Apr, 2004 - 13:49

The British government is to press ahead with inquiries into three controversial killings, Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy said today.

Public inquiries are to be set up immediately into the murders of loyalist terror boss Billy Wright, Catholic father of two Robert Hamill and human rights lawyer Rosemary Nelson.

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