AN inquest into the deaths of six servicemen killed when two Royal Navy helicopters collided over the Arabian Gulf during the early days of the Iraq war has attracted National Media to New Road in Oxford. The Coroners Court as moved into the County Hall for the hearing which will be heard by former High Court judge Sir Richard Curtis, one of three deputy coroners brought in last year to help Oxfordshire coroner Nicholas Gardiner cope with the influx of inquests brought about by the Iraq conflict.
Friday, January 05, 2007
Media in New Road
AN inquest into the deaths of six servicemen killed when two Royal Navy helicopters collided over the Arabian Gulf during the early days of the Iraq war has attracted National Media to New Road in Oxford. The Coroners Court as moved into the County Hall for the hearing which will be heard by former High Court judge Sir Richard Curtis, one of three deputy coroners brought in last year to help Oxfordshire coroner Nicholas Gardiner cope with the influx of inquests brought about by the Iraq conflict.
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