Sentence examples for our inquests from inspiring English sources

How can the state justify funding our inquests but not theirs?

John Teggart, whose father, Daniel, was shot and killed by the army, said: "We find ourselves now fighting to save our inquests, which the Cameron government has refused to properly resource, hence the backlog caused by blockages by the Ministry of Defence on disclosure.

We will not do so if our post-election inquest - which will offer vital guidance for our politics this term and our campaign next time - ignores the lessons of the 356 seats we won by focusing only on the dozen seats lost to the Lib Dems or those 16 of the 31 Tory gains where defectors to the Lib Dems let the Tories in.

There is a legal right for the relatives of the victims to make this request to resume the inquests into the murder of our loved ones and a senior coroner decided to hear arguments on that point.

"Our own analysis of inquest findings uncovered six road deaths from 2009 to 2013 where coroners said the switching off of street lights had been a contributory factor," he said.

In a statement, MPH Solicitors said: "We have been contacted this morning in connection with a possible phone-hacking on our clients... arising out of high profile military inquests in 2006/2007".

Our work with bereaved families through arranging their legal representation at inquests has made a significant contribution to exposing what happens behind the closed doors of custody.

"The texts went on about our future together and how excited he was about our journey together," she told inquest.

It said that while it welcomed the inquests, they did not mean "that we will put lives at risk and undermine our national security by not protecting sensitive material".

Our coroner bill will be scrutinised by a panel of people with recent experience as bereaved relatives in inquests so they can go through the whole bill and tell us whether it will improve things in the way we intend.

April 1995: Inquests resume.