New hearing gets underway into 'shoot-to-kill' deaths

A new hearing is due to get underway in the North today into six controversial killings that prompted claims of a shoot-to-kill policy by British security forces during the Troubles.

A new hearing is due to get underway in the North today into six controversial killings that prompted claims of a shoot-to-kill policy by British security forces during the Troubles.

The coroner is due to re-examine the killings of six men by the RUC during three incidents in November and December 1982.

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