OMAGH HOPE
Omagh hope
THE Panorama programme screened on BBC1 last night raised many more questions than it answered.
It is understandable that some victims' families did not want the documentary to be broadcast.
The risk that future prosecutions could be jeopardised was quite rightly a major concern.
Every decent person in the country will want to see the people behind the atrocity brought to justice.
However, the possibility that Panorama may have helped to jog people's memories has brought hope to some of the families.
Let's hope the decision to screen the programme will not be regretted in months to come.
THE Panorama programme screened on BBC1 last night raised many more questions than it answered.
It is understandable that some victims' families did not want the documentary to be broadcast.
The risk that future prosecutions could be jeopardised was quite rightly a major concern.
Every decent person in the country will want to see the people behind the atrocity brought to justice.
However, the possibility that Panorama may have helped to jog people's memories has brought hope to some of the families.
Let's hope the decision to screen the programme will not be regretted in months to come.
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Publisher: THE MIRROR
Ref: TM/123
Published Date: 10-Oct-00
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