Tebbit: Brighton bomb victims also deserve inquiry

Victims of the Brighton bomb are as entitled to a public inquiry as those from Bloody Sunday, Tory peer Norman Tebbit said tonight.

Tebbit: Brighton bomb victims also deserve inquiry
Wed, 16 Jun, 2010 - 20:23

Victims of the Brighton bomb are as entitled to a public inquiry as those from Bloody Sunday, Tory peer Norman Tebbit said tonight.

Five people were killed when an IRA explosion ripped through the Conservatives’ conference hotel in 1984.

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