Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn says a public inquiry “is not the best way to proceed”.
The government has rejected calls for a public inquiry into the murders of four Catholics by loyalist gunmen in Moy, County Tyrone – despite a coroner suggesting it is the best way forward.
In a letter to their lawyers, Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn said a public inquiry was "not the best way to proceed”.Kevin McKearney, 32, and his 69-year-old uncle John – known as Jack – were shot at their family butcher's shop in January 1992.
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