British inquiry into Collins ‘farcical’

A BRITISH inquiry into how Lieutenant-Colonel Tim Collins ran the Royal Irish Regiment will be a farce, it was claimed yesterday.

Sat, 24 May, 2003 - 01:00
Deric Henderson

The father of a young soldier who committed suicide while under the command of the military officer declared: “I have absolutely no confidence in it.

“It will be another internal inquiry by officers into officers.

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