The mother of one of the five children whose deaths are being investigated by a public inquiry says her son endured more in his four short years than most people go through in a lifetime.

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Inquiry hears how child suffered

The public inquiry into the deaths of five children in hospitals in Northern Ireland is to resume on Monday

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Child deaths inquiry to resume

The Irish Prime Minister, Enda Kenny, says he will tell the UK government, European leaders and American politicians there is a need for a public inquiry into the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane.

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Irish PM in US bid for Finucanes

Former NI Secretary Shaun Woodward says it was “crass and cruel” to bring Pat Finucane’s family to Downing Street to say there would be no independent public inquiry into his muder.

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PM’s Finucane meeting was ‘crass’

Mid Staffordshire Hospital Trust is given a further warning over staffing levels as a public inquiry continues.

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New warning for Stafford hospital

The first minister is to order a public inquiry into the Edinburgh trams project once there is “greater clarity” about its direction.

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Trams inquiry ‘on hold for now’

Independent nursing experts are to give evidence to a public inquiry into Scotland’s worst Clostridium difficile (C.diff) outbreak.

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C.diff probe to hear from experts

A public inquiry finds that state agencies did not directly collude with loyalists who murdered Lurgan solicitor Rosemary Nelson in 1999.

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‘No collusion’ in Nelson murder

The findings of a public inquiry into allegations of police collusion in the murder of solicitor Rosemary Nelson in Lurgan will be published later.

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Nelson inquiry to publish report

The findings of a public inquiry into the murder of Lurgan solicitor Rosemary Nelson will be made public later this month, the Secretary of State has confirmed.

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Rosemary Nelson report due 23 May

The Secretary of State says he will take another two months to decide if there should be a public inquiry into the murder of Pat Finucane.

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Finucane inquiry decision delayed

More than 200 Iraq civilians lose a High Court bid for a public inquiry into claims they were mistreated by British forces in Iraq.

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Iraqis lose ‘abuse’ inquiry bid

An 86-year-old patient at Stafford Hospital collapsed on a ward after being left without her oxygen supply, a public inquiry is told.

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Patient was ‘left without oxygen’

Stafford Hospital’s regulation systems were “wholly ineffective”, a public inquiry is told.

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Inquiry hospital’s ‘poor systems’

A public inquiry into the scandal-hit Stafford Hospital is due to open later, years after campaigners first demanded one.

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