Court Hears Adams' Involvement in 1996 UK Bombings 'Inconceivable'

A retired British Army officer testified in Gerry Adams' trial in London that it was 'inconceivable' he was not involved in IRA decisions to bomb London and Manchester in 1996, given his membership in the organization's ruling Army Council.

11 Mar, 11:26 — 11 Mar, 11:26

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'Inconceivable' Adams didn't know about UK bombs - court

A retired British Army officer has told the trial of Gerry Adams in London it was "inconceivable" that he was not involved in IRA decisions to bomb London and Manchester in 1996 because he was a member of the organisation's ruling Army Council at the time.

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Court Hears Adams' Involvement in 1996 UK Bombings 'Inconceivable'

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