Hassan died 'because UK refused to speak to kidnappers'

Irish aid worker Margaret Hassan, who was murdered in Iraq, died because the British government refused to speak to her kidnappers, her family claimed today.

Hassan died 'because UK refused to speak to kidnappers'

Irish aid worker Margaret Hassan, who was murdered in Iraq, died because the British government refused to speak to her kidnappers, her family claimed today.

The Care International worker was taken hostage in October 2004 and killed just under a month later. Her body has never been found.

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