Families of Shipman victims had 'right to press for public inquiry'

A solicitor for Harold Shipman's victims says the results of an official inquiry "wholly vindicated" the decision to hold the investigation in public.

Families of Shipman victims had 'right to press for public inquiry'

A solicitor for Harold Shipman's victims says the results of an official inquiry "wholly vindicated" the decision to hold the investigation in public.

Ann Alexander, who represents the families of nearly 300 of Shipman's victims and alleged victims, says no one will ever be able to appreciate what those families have been through and how they feel.

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