RTE to revise complaints procedure as Prime Time Investigates cut

RTE’s award-winning current affairs series Prime Time Investigates has been taken off the air for good.

RTE to revise complaints procedure as Prime Time Investigates cut
Tue, 03 Apr, 2012 - 16:41

RTE’s award-winning current affairs series Prime Time Investigates has been taken off the air for good.

The show, which was responsible for the hugely damaging and defamatory 'A Mission To Prey' programme, has been shelved in an attempt to rebuild public trust.

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