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The new inquests, for which Anne lobbied with such integrity and intensity before her death from cancer, aged 60, in April, will begin in the spring.

They pointed to the incremental advances made since the security state's audacious opening bid in the green paper – the retreat from the plan for blackout blinds in inquests, for example.

Coroners had also criticised the trust at inquests for producing reports into deaths that were inadequate or very late, but that had failed to prompt the improvements that were needed and staff often made little effort to engage with the relatives of those who had died, the Mazars report found.

"It's frankly scandalous," says Dexter Dias, a leading QC who has represented families at inquests for over 20 years.

Sensitivity increased with increasing number of days from the clinical event date to the CPRD-derived death date; this may be related to the time required for the completion of coroners' inquests for suicides and hence delays in GPs being notified of patient deaths.

The new inquest for Ms. Winehouse will be held on Jan . 8

John Knights, father of Emma, 29, criticised the inquest for not allowing the jury to consider "systematic failures".

The Government has also announced it will fund legal representation at the new inquest for the families of those who died.

"This information was not in the public domain - following the inquest, for instance - and there was insufficient public interest for publishing it.

And Mr James added: "After 20 years we finally have a proper inquest for Cheryl and understandably that is what the other three families want for Sean, Geoff and James.

Still, for a reporter who covered the Biko inquest for the Times as the paper's South Africa correspondent through the turbulent years of the 1970's, there were strong resonances in the week's televised proceedings in Pretoria.