Call to speed up Omagh evidence review

A British government inquiry into intelligence files linked to the Omagh bomb should be accelerated so it can be used in court, grieving relatives said tonight.

Call to speed up Omagh evidence review
Wed, 17 Sep, 2008 - 17:02

A British government inquiry into intelligence files linked to the Omagh bomb should be accelerated so it can be used in court, grieving relatives said tonight.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown today announced a review of intelligence material about the 1998 Real IRA blast after claims in a TV documentary that the bombers’ phones were being tapped.

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