NI inquiries must be cost-effective - Murphy

Inquiries into controversial killings in Northern Ireland must be cost-effective and avoid unnecessary expenditure, Northern Ireland Secretary of State Paul Murphy said today.

Inquiries into controversial killings in Northern Ireland must be cost-effective and avoid unnecessary expenditure, Northern Ireland Secretary of State Paul Murphy said today.

Senior or retired judges are to be appointed to head up the public probes into the murders of human rights lawyer Rosemary Nelson, loyalist paramilitary boss Billy Wright and Catholic Robert Hamill, who was kicked to death.

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