Flanagan not aware of police threats against Nelson

Former RUC chief constable Ronnie Flanagan has told the Rosemary Nelson inquiry in Belfast that he had no knowledge of threats made against her by police officers until a UN official drew it to his attention.

Flanagan not aware of police threats against Nelson

Former RUC chief constable Ronnie Flanagan has told the Rosemary Nelson inquiry in Belfast that he had no knowledge of threats made against her by police officers until a UN official drew it to his attention.

Mr Flanagan is being questioned for a second day today as part of the inquiry into the murder of the Lurgan solicitor in a loyalist car bomb in March 1999.

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