Neave Family Criticizes UK's Troubles Legacy Plans

0:00It's April 6th, Europe news today starts now, AI powered and always on. The family of murder conservative MP Erie Neve is blasting the UK government's legacy plans for Northern Ireland's troubles, saying they leave. Former soldiers exposed to prosecution. Neve was a key adviser to Margaret Thatcher, taken out nearly 50 years ago by a car bomb from the Irish National Liberation Army on March 30th, 1979, right outside Parliament. That attack happened as he left the palace of Westminster Parking Area, a brutal hit by Republican paramilitaries during the height of the conflict. Now the family argues these new plans shield those kinds of killers, while veterans still face legal heat for their actions back then. It's a raw reminder of unresolved pain from the troubles, pushing calls for fair handling across the board.