‘She is an insult to women,’ says sister of man killed in 1981 by British soldier’s plastic bullet
faced further calls to resign on Friday despite continuing attempts to row back from her claim in the House of Commons that the British security forces never engaged in criminal killings during the Troubles.
She said after the meeting that she was “grateful to each of them for giving me the opportunity to apologise personally for the offence and hurt that my words in parliament caused”.
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