Hooded Men: PSNI issues apology 'for the actions and omissions of police officers involved in their treatment whilst in police custody in 1971'; 'This is a seismic development in a seismic case' says solicitor

Police in Northern Ireland have issued an apology to a group known as the Hooded Men who were subjected to controversial interrogation techniques in the 1970s.

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