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Belfast customs staff sacked over race-abuse claims

Seven Belfast-based UK Revenue and Customs staff have been sacked over racial abuse claims, it was revealed today.

Belfast customs staff sacked over race-abuse claims

Wed, 18 Aug, 2010 - 10:48

Seven Belfast-based UK Revenue and Customs staff have been sacked over racial abuse claims, it was revealed today.

It followed an internal investigation into allegations of racially motivated gross misconduct.

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