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Bridie Brown, 87, was speaking in her first long-form interview 28 years after her husband's murder.

Mr Brown's family say it is the largest demonstration that has been held in support of their fight for a public inquiry.

Sean Brown's daughter said Simon Harris had been "very emphatic" about their father's case.

Sean Brown was shot dead in 1997 after being abducted outside a GAA club in County Londonderry.

Siobhan Brown, whose father was abducted outside a GAA club and shot dead, says the government treated the family with disrespect.

Judges told the NI secretary to reconsider a decision not to hold an inquiry into the GAA official's murder.

The first minister describes the treatment of Sean Brown's family as "horrible" and "horrific".

The government's refusal to hold a public inquiry into Sean Brown's killing in 1997 is unlawful, the Court of Appeal rules.