Belfast's High Court allows "hooded men" investigation

A group of men who say they were tortured by the British Army while interned in the North have won the first stage of a legal battle.

Belfast's High Court allows "hooded men" investigation

A group of men who say they were tortured by the British Army while interned in the North have won the first stage of a legal battle.

The High Court in Belfast has granted leave for the so called "Hooded Men" to have their case properly investigated.

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