Ballymurphy families meet police in campaign for murder inquiry to be opened

Ballymurphy families meet police in campaign for murder inquiry to be opened
John Teggart (front) with other members of the Ballymurphy families

The families of a group of people killed by the British army in west Belfast in 1971 have held their first meeting with police in a bid to have a murder investigation opened.

The meeting comes after a fresh inquest into the deaths in Ballymurphy in August 1971 concluded that the 10 were innocent victims.

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