Calls for Government to lay out all the facts of James Bulger murder case
The Government must lay out all the facts of the case of the murdered toddler in a public inquiry to show there is nothing to hide, ministers have heard.
The Government must lay out all the facts of the case of the murdered toddler in a public inquiry to show there is nothing to hide, ministers have heard.
Denise Fergus was "relieved" to hear Jon Venables would not be released from prison, after a parole board found he still posed a danger to children.
Jon Venables, who tortured and murdered two-year-old James Bulger in the 1993, will not be released from prison over concerns for safety of the public.