Home Secretary to look into Birmingham pub bombing inquiry

The transcript discusses a campaign for a public inquiry into the Birmingham bombing, highlighting the need for justice and accountability. The Home Secretary is considering the inquiry, supported by local leaders. The bombing, which killed 21 and injured over 200, remains unsolved, raising questions about past investigations. The campaign seeks equality in public inquiries and emphasizes the importance of justice in British law.

What is the significance of the public inquiry in relation to other campaigns?

Why is the Birmingham bombing considered the biggest unsolved murder in recent British history?

What does the speaker believe is necessary to achieve justice in this case?