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Tunisia terrorist attack: Lives could have been spared if travel company had carried out security checks
20/01/2017
The owners of Thomson and First Choice admitted they did not do a risk assessment of the resort, before 30 British citizens were murdered in Sousse, in June 2015.
The inquest continues.
The latest press coverage can be found here.
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