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Of davison�*s gun licence but the findings are unlikely to be made public until the end of the inquests. three members of devon and cornwall police have previously been told they face misconduct proceedings. we understand those matters are still outstanding. at the last pre—inquest review, we have the independent 0ffice for police conduct had started a new investigation into whether devon and cornwall police had potentially breached health and safety legislation in the running of its firearms licensing unit prior to the mass shooting. the full inquests are due to start on tuesday the 17th ...

To kigali. because the legal arguments will continue and not only about the general policy but also about the general policy but also about every individual that the home office tries to send there. 0ffice tries to send there. mark easton, thank you. the health secretary has said unions must make sure there is enough cover to respond to life—threatening emergencies this week when ambulance workers go out on strike. steve barclay said he was keen to continue dialogue — though the government has said it will be "resolute" in dealing with pay demands. the leader of the country's largest healt...

Were in court this afternoon they listened as the coroner set out the witnesses he would be hearing from at the full inquest next month. 0ne family member asked the court to remember this process was about helping them to understand the circumstances leading to the deaths of their loved ones. the coroner assured them he would be mindful of that throughout. they have so far been waiting 16 months for answers, and we�*ve been looking back at the key dates so far. the 12th of august last year, and the plymouth shootings claim the lives of maxine davison, stephen washington, kate sheppard, lee m...

Rights officials were saying that the case shouldn't be over and shouldn't be reopened. libya had accepted responsibility and paid a huge amount of compensation back in 2003. they were saying effectively it had been dealt with. but the americans and scots, of course, have always felt that it hadn't been finished. and today we've had a statement from the crown 0ffice, the prosecution service in scotland, saying that the families of those killed in the lockerbie bombing have been told that abu agila masud is in us custody. scottish prosecutors and police working with uk governments and us collea...

And paid a huge amount of compensation back in 2003. they were saying effectively it had been dealt with. but the americans and scots, of course, have always felt that it hadn't been finished. and today we've had a statement from the crown 0ffice, the prosecution service in scotland, saying that the families of those killed in the lockerbie bombing have been told that abu agila masud is in us custody. scottish prosecutors and police working with uk governments and us colleagues will continue to pursue this investigation, they say, with the sole aim of bringing those who acted along with abdelb...