Mother of Glasgow soldier killed in Iraq says delay in publishing inquiry is 'biggest cover up of our time'

Mother of Glasgow soldier killed in Iraq says delay in publishing inquiry is 'biggest cover up of our time' | Evening Times
Rose Gentle, from Glasgow, who lost her 19-year-old son Gordon in June 2004, said: "If they have nothing to hide, why won't they publish the report? ... It's the biggest cover up of our time."
Reginald Keys, whose 20-year-old son Lance Corporal Thomas Richard Keys died in Basra, told the paper the report's publication was being delayed to "cover up the truth". In October, Conservative MP Keith Simpson said the delay "merely exaggerates suspicions" of an establishment stitch up.