chaired by lord turnbull, the inquiry will spend the next four weeks hearing from relatives of those witnessed the bombing and its aftermath. it will also evaluate the intelligence picture at the time, but its purpose is not to identify the individuals responsible. for many people who live and work in 0magh, the consequences of the bombing are still present even today. the 0magh bomb is something that whenever you do think about it, and you think about it too much, it becomes a very emotional and evocative subject. and i think that's maybe where a lot of people are. they don't forget it, but they might not necessarily want to dwell too much on it. five former pupils at this school were killed in the bombing. decades later, what happened that day still has an impact on young people here. my auntie was killed in it, so it's always mentioned quite a lot in the house. and it'll always be a big event that shouldn't have happened and did happen. there's a lot of people that died from the high school or that had relations in the high school. so it's like, it's closely linked to the school a

chaired by lord turnbull, the inquiry will not focus on identifying the individuals responsible for the bombing. it will look at possible intelligence failings and if the attack could have been stopped. but for the first weeks, it will focus on those killed. those beyond omagh who listen and watch will, as i was, be shocked at the level of grief imposed on ordinary, decent members of society doing nothing other than living their daily lives. what was done that day here in omagh was an act of savagery, and that the attack occurred at a time at which there was optimism for peace, and was done with a view to disrupting that peace, made it all the more wicked, if that were possible. these are the names. rocio abad ramos... of those who loved them. corruption. a big government reshuffle. now mr mr table or at least persuading people that they no longer need the president this evening. implant, to tackle his parkinson's disease, so successful, he feels like he has "been cured". kevin has his life back thanks to a computerised struggling to hold a pint of beer, he stopped going out i dropped t