Cameron: Shooting 'an appaling tragedy'

British Prime Minister David Cameron visited Cumbria today, describing Derrick Bird’s shooting rampage which left 12 dead as “the most appalling tragedy”.

Cameron: Shooting 'an appaling tragedy'
Fri, 04 Jun, 2010 - 14:49

British Prime Minister David Cameron visited Cumbria today, describing Derrick Bird’s shooting rampage which left 12 dead as “the most appalling tragedy”.

Mr Cameron and Home Secretary Theresa May visited West Cumberland Hospital, then Workington police station to pay tribute to staff who dealt with the aftermath of the shootings.

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