Shooting victim 'denied travel to Scotland for treatment on terror grounds'

Thursday, 27 February 2025

Shooting victim 'denied travel to Scotland for treatment on terror grounds'

A man shot in Northern Ireland has been denied permission on anti-terrorism grounds to travel to Scotland for surgery, his solicitor has said.

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