'Birmingham Six' Hill demands apology

One of the Birmingham Six has vowed to launch legal action against the British Government unless he gets a public apology.

'Birmingham Six' Hill demands apology
Thu, 16 Mar, 2006 - 18:38

One of the Birmingham Six has vowed to launch legal action against the British Government unless he gets a public apology.

Paddy Hill – who was released from prison 15 years ago this week – slammed Prime Minister Tony Blair for not acknowledging their plight when he openly said sorry to the families of Gerry Conlon and Annie McGuire last year.

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