Daniel Morgan murder inquiry
The Home Secretary has announced an independent judge-led inquiry into the murder of Daniel Morgan. The private investigator was found with an axe in his head in a London pub car park in 1987.
New inquiry into private investigator's murder
A new inquiry into the murder of private investigator Daniel Morgan has been announced by the Home Office.
The Daniel Morgan Independent Panel will be chaired by Sir Stanley Burnton, a retired Lord Justice of the Court of Appeal.
Its remit will be to shine a light on the circumstances of Mr Morgan’s murder, its background and the handling of the case over the period since 1987.
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