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Omagh bombing: Failure to act on informer tip-off should be investigated, says judge

Relatives of Omagh bomb victims (left-right) Flynn Wilkinson, Cat Wilkinson, Michael Gallagher and Stanley McComb arrive at Belfast High Court ahead of the full judgment in the Omagh bomb judicial review. Picture by Mark Marlow/PA Wire 
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  A failure to act on an informer tip-off or use intelligence and surveillance evidence about previous terror attacks are among the reasons for a judge directing a fresh investigation into the[...]

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