An independent inquiry found ‘systemic’ failures that led to the deadliest Channel crossing.
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The inquiry is now facing delays, after four survivors resigned from the victim liaison panel.
Public inquiries are severely limited in their capacity to produce meaningful, systemic and lasting change.
The problem of secrecy and a lack of transparency and candour is systemic and cultural.
The Post Office inquiry has just moved into its final and most consequential stage.
It may be years before we know how successful the COVID inquiry was in its aims.
Baroness Hallett says she should be the one to decide which government messages are relevant to her inquiry, but is she right?
The extraordinary scope and scale of the COVID-19 disaster at Canada’s long-term care centres would seem to warrant a public inquiry. But there are no guarantees there will actually be one.
The women who called for an inquiry into the actions of undercover police have since walked out of proceedings they see as unjust.
Concerns over examining the Grenfell Tower disaster have been seen before.
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