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Families of those killed in the Tunisia beach massacre fear Government has succumbed to tour operators
13/09/2016
Andrew Ritchie QC, representing 17 of the families involved in the Tunisia beach massacre at the Inquest, said: “There is a line of thinking from the families that the FCO may have failed in their responsibility to the 60,000 British citizens who went out to Tunisia between the Bardo attack and Sousse.”
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