Deepcut Deaths: Calls for a Public Inquiry: This Is Not Good Enough ; Dad Slams Hearing Into Deaths As Report Blasts Life at Camp
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CALLS were mounting last night for a public inquiry on bullying in the Army after a report into the controversial Deepcut barracks painted a "devastating" picture of life at the camp.
The Surrey Police report was prompted by the deaths of four young soldiers at the Surrey camp -including 18-year-old Cheryl James,from Llangollen.See the full content of this document
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Deepcut Deaths: Calls for a Public Inquiry: This Is Not Good Enough ; Dad Slams Hearing Into Deaths As Report Blasts Life at Camp
The Government yesterday announced there would be a House of Commons Select Committee to examine the deaths as well as broader issues of army training.
But Cheryl's father,Des James, said last night: "I want a judge not a politician. A Defence Select Committee is no substitute for a public or judicial inquiry."A Defence Select Committee l...See the full content of this document
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