Relatives' concern over funding of investigations

Confidence in a body established to probe unsolved murders in the North could be eroded by its hand-to-mouth financial existence, victims said tonight.

Confidence in a body established to probe unsolved murders in the North could be eroded by its hand-to-mouth financial existence, victims said tonight.

A £1.5m (€1.79m) deficit at the Historical Enquiries Team (HET) is being addressed by government but relatives of those who died are already unhappy at how long they have to wait for news.

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