Exclusive: Bereaved accuse authorities of cover-up as CPS decides there is insufficient evidence to prosecute
In a statement, the CPS said: “West Midlands police requested that the CPS review a file of evidence with a view to determining whether an individual should be charged in connection with planting the bombs in the public houses.
“Our thoughts remain with the families and victims of this terrible atrocity. We remain committed to bringing to justice those responsible for theThe families want a full public inquiry into the case and formally asked the government in writing in 2021. Hambleton said: “They have treated us with more contempt than if we had committed the crimes ourselves. It makes you feel sick.”
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