Andy Burnham, the shadow home secretary, is to call on the government to adopt a so-called "Hillsborough law", that would give bereaved families the same resources as the police to make their case at future inquests.
She said: "I hope that in future military inquests will be expedited so that the time between the death in service and the inquest is considerably shortened.
In February, police lawyers asked the coroner to consider whether the hearing should be held at the same time as any other future Deepcut inquests, which led to an adjournment in the case.
Described by officials as an enabling piece of legislation, we do not want the law to enable those with an interest in secrecy to be able in the future to lobby for inquests that currently take place without these measures.
A century ago, on Mt. Scopus, in Jerusalem, Albert Einstein gave the first lecture at the future Hebrew University, a ninety-minute inquest into cosmic mysteries: the meaning of time, the properties of light.
But when my children find out they're not equal where will they go?" A century ago, on Mt. Scopus, in Jerusalem, Albert Einstein gave the first lecture at the future Hebrew University, a ninety-minute inquest into cosmic mysteries: the meaning of time, the properties of light.
4.56pm: This from Andy Hunter at Anfield: "It is worth noting, given the inevitable inquest into Phil Brown's future that will follow this mauling, that the travelling Hull fans are still behind their manager.
Assistant Chief Constable Stuart Cundy said: "Surrey Police is not reinvestigating the deaths, but is committed to providing disclosure to the families through their legal teams and will provide the appropriate support for any potential inquest process in the future".
Its inquest and its debate about future direction will simply be more meagre and less convincing if it lacks a major input from senior female politicians.
