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Through judicial review that decision by the uk government not to hold a public enquiry and thejudge has reported back today saying not necessarily a public enquiry is needed, but there is a need for some form of investigation into what the intelligence services were monitoring, what evidence they had, what phone calls have a listen to? it was believed they had transcripts and the monitoring mobile phone calls as the bombers driven into northern ireland park from this memorial garden in 0magh. they had a short time to clear the area after a morning but because of the warning was not clear, the...

Recommendations carefully but certainly this is not the end in terms of investigating the circumstances around the 0magh bombing. even though the british woman wants to end all prosecutions and investigations dating back to the trouble is because 0magh happened after the good friday agreement in the summer of 1998 they could now be further investigation of the circumstances running up to the worst single atrocity of the entire troubles. michael gallagher, whose son aiden was killed in the blast said the families felt "vindicated" by the ruling. it's just seems unreal that we're here 23 years a...

Would not hold a public inquiry. let's talk to our correspondent in 0magh, danjohnson. i suppose it must haunt the relatives of the victims, this idea that it could have been prevented? yes, that is the question that has stood out for them, what did the intelligence services know, how well with that information shared, and if that had been done better, more comprehensively, could that have been more action either to stop the bombing, to save more lives or even to bring to prosecution the people who committed that attack? that is never successfully happened either. the families have challenged ...

It was believed they had transcripts and the monitoring mobile phone calls as the bombers driven into northern ireland park from this memorial garden in 0magh. they had a short time to clear the area after a morning but because of the warning was not clear, the operation to try to evacuate the town centre of 0magh was not a very effective and that's why 29 people lost their lives in what was the single worst atrocity of the entire troubles. in delivering this judgment today, the high courtjudge said he was satisfied that there are certain grounds to give plausible allegations that there was a ...

Telling liverpool they are worried about developments which were going to overwhelm the area, and what has broken the camel's back is the building of everton�*s new ground one mile away at bramley dock. that has been crucial in today's vote which went against liverpool. the mayor of liverpool, joanne anderson, has described the decision as incomprehensible and says they will be appealing. another councillor i spoke to said they would rather have a new football ground in the city than world heritage status. but liverpool is only the third place ever to lose world heritage status after an anim...