NI: British intelligence to advise on 'shoot-to-kill' anonymity

MI5 will have a key role in the decision whether or not to grant anonymity to 14 Northern Ireland police officers implicated in a shoot-to-kill probe.

MI5 will have a key role in the decision whether or not to grant anonymity to 14 Northern Ireland police officers implicated in a shoot-to-kill probe.

The Secret Service will draw up risk assessments on police service members called before a Belfast inquest for an IRA man shot dead by the security forces in November 1992.

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