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RMG666MG–Forensic expert Frank Swann arrives at at Deepcut army barracks to investigate the deaths of the four soldiers shot at the barracks. * Swann has been employed by the families to use forensic and ballistic tests to establish how the four recruits died and whether or not they had committed suicide.
RFG2WJFW–Deepcut Army Barracks, The Garrison Church of St Barbara's situated in front of Princess Royal Barracks, home of the Royal Logistics Corp.
RMG90K6D–Recruits at the Defence College of Logistics at Deepcut Army barracks train during a media open day, Wednesday October 26, 2005. Families of the young recruits who died at Deepcut Army barracks have reacted with outrage to the use of the base for a media open day today. See PA story DEFENCE Deepcut. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA .
RMM112T9–Princess Royal Barracks, home of the Royal Logistic Corps (also called Deepcut Barracks) in Deepcut, Surrey, UK
RFG2WJGF–Deepcut Army Barracks, The Garrison Church of St Barbara's situated in front of Princess Royal Barracks, home of the Royal Logistics Corp.
RMG90K66–Recruits at the Defence College of Logistics at Deepcut Army barracks being trained to build a tower during a media open day, Wednesday October 26, 2005. Families of the young recruits who died at Deepcut Army barracks have reacted with outrage to the use of the base for a media open day today. See PA story DEFENCE Deepcut. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA .
RMM112RX–Princess Royal Barracks, home of the Royal Logistic Corps (also called Deepcut Barracks) in Deepcut, Surrey, UK
RMG2TG5P–Diane Gray, mother of Private Geoff Gray, arrives at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey, where a coroner will deliver the long-awaited ruling into how Private Cheryl James died at Deepcut Army barracks.
RMM0W84G–Tracy Lewis and Tony Benton, the sister and twin brother of Sean Benton, arrive at Woking Coroner's Court on the first day of the inquest into the 1995 death of Private Benton at Deepcut army barracks.
RFG2WJJG–Deepcut Army Barracks, The Garrison Church of St Barbara's situated in front of Princess Royal Barracks, home of the Royal Logistics Corp.
RMM10RTP–Part of the old Princess Royal Barracks, home of the Royal Logistic Corps (also called Deepcut Barracks) in Deepcut, Surrey, UK
RMM0W82H–Tracy Lewis and Tony Benton, the sister and twin brother of Sean Benton, arrive at Woking Coroner's Court on the first day of the inquest into the 1995 death of Private Benton at Deepcut army barracks.
RMP9K5NR–Brigadier Christopher Coles speaks outside Woking Coroner's Court, following the verdict of the inquest into the death Private Sean Benton, at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMG651XF–Soldiers guard the gate at Deepcut army barracks in Surrey, which is being investigated by police after four deaths.
RMGBGHJA–Families of soldiers who died while serving in the British Army at Deepcut Army Barracks hold programmes for the play 'Deepcut' which opens at the Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn, London, on 12th March 2009.
RMG65F85–Members of Forensic expert Frank Swann's team survey Deepcut Army Barracks where they are to investigate the deaths of the four soldiers shot at the barracks. * Swann has been employed by the families to use forensic and ballistic tests to establish how the four recruits died and whether or not they had committed suicide.
RMGBGHJ6–Families of soldiers who died while serving in the British Army at Deepcut Army Barracks, (left to right) Doreen and Desmond James, parents of Cheryl James, Diane and Geoff Gray, the parents of Geoff Gray, on the set of the play 'Deepcut' which opens at the Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn, London, on 12th March 2009.
RFG2WJFH–Deepcut Army Barracks, The Garrison Church of St Barbara's situated in front of Princess Royal Barracks, home of the Royal Logistics Corp.
RMGBGHJ0–Families of soldiers who died while serving in the British Army at Deepcut Army Barracks, (left to right) Doreen and Desmond James, parents of Cheryl James, Diane and Geoff Gray, the parents of Geoff Gray and Yvonne Collinson, the mother of James Collinson, on the set of the play 'Deepcut' which opens at the Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn, London, on 12th March 2009.
RFG2WJF1–Deepcut Army Barracks, The Garrison Church of St Barbara's situated in front of Princess Royal Barracks, home of the Royal Logistics Corp.
RMGBGHJ3–Families of soldiers who died while serving in the British Army at Deepcut Army Barracks, (left to right) Doreen and Desmond James, parents of Cheryl James, Diane and Geoff Gray, the parents of Geoff Gray and Yvonne Collinson, the mother of James Collinson, on the set of the play 'Deepcut' which opens at the Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn, London, on 12th March 2009.
RFG2WJH5–Deepcut Army Barracks, The Garrison Church of St Barbara's situated in front of Princess Royal Barracks, home of the Royal Logistics Corp.
RMGBGHJB–Families of soldiers who died while serving in the British Army at Deepcut Army Barracks, (left to right) Geoff and Diane Gray, parents of Geoff Gray, Yvonne Collinson, mother of James Collinson, and Doreen and Desmond James, parents of Cheryl James, outside the Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn, London, which is to stage the play 'Deepcut' from 12th March 2009.
RMG90K65–Recruits at the Defence College of Logistics at Deepcut Army barracks being trained to build a tower during a media open day, Wednesday October 26, 2005. Families of the young recruits who died at Deepcut Army barracks have reacted with outrage to the use of the base for a media open day today. See PA story DEFENCE Deepcut. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA .
RFG2WJEX–Deepcut Army Barracks, The Garrison Church of St Barbara's situated in front of Princess Royal Barracks, home of the Royal Logistics Corp.
RMG6H84D–Geoff Gray, whose son Geoff died at Deepcut Army Barracks, speaks to the media in London. Surrey Police have today announced that they have no evidence to suggest that the deaths of numerous soldiers at the barracks could be investigated further.
RMG98W9R–Yvonne and Jim Collinson outside Epsom Magistrates' Court, Friday March 10, 2006, where a jury delivered an open verdict today on the death of their son, Private James Collinson. Private Collinson, 17, from Perth, was found dead with a single gunshot wound to his head close to the perimeter fence of the Deepcut army barracks in Surrey where he had been on guard duty on the night of March 23, 2002. See PA story INQUEST Deepcut. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo Credit should read: Fiona Hanson/PA.
RFG2WJE7–Deepcut Army Barracks, The Garrison Church of St Barbara's situated in front of Princess Royal Barracks, home of the Royal Logistics Corp.
RMG98WAK–Yvonne and Jim Collinson outside Epsom Magistrates' Court, Friday March 10, 2006, where a jury delivered an open verdict today on the death of their son, Private James Collinson. Private Collinson, 17, from Perth, was found dead with a single gunshot wound to his head close to the perimeter fence of the Deepcut army barracks in Surrey where he had been on guard duty on the night of March 23, 2002. See PA story INQUEST Deepcut. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo Credit should read: Fiona Hanson/PA.
RFG2WJCE–Surrey, UK. 04th June, 2016. Deepcut Army Barracks, a view of Deepcut Army Barracks. Deepcut, Surrey. 4th June 2016 Credit: Shaun Jackson/Alamy Live News
RMG98WBW–Yvonne and Jim Collinson, with their barrister John Cooper (centre) outside Epsom Magistrates' Court, Friday March 10, 2006, where a jury delivered an open verdict today on the death of their son, Private James Collinson. Private Collinson, 17, from Perth, was found dead with a single gunshot wound to his head close to the perimeter fence of the Deepcut army barracks in Surrey where he had been on guard duty on the night of March 23, 2002. See PA story INQUEST Deepcut. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo Credit should read: Fiona Hanson/PA.
RFG2WJB9–Surrey, UK. 04th June, 2016. Deepcut Army Barracks, the entrance to Deepcut with the barracks situation on the right. Deepcut, Surrey. 4th June 2016 Credit: Shaun Jackson/Alamy Live News
RMG98W9E–Yvonne and Jim Collinson (centre), with their barrister John Cooper (right) outside Epsom Magistrates' Court, Friday March 10, 2006, where a jury delivered an open verdict today on the death of their son, Private James Collinson. Private Collinson, 17, from Perth, was found dead with a single gunshot wound to his head close to the perimeter fence of the Deepcut army barracks in Surrey where he had been on guard duty on the night of March 23, 2002. See PA story INQUEST Deepcut. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo Credit should read: Fiona Hanson/PA.
RMG7BEBG–A Former Deepcut Army barracks training instructor Leslie Skinner, a 46 year old former deepcut soldier, leaving Kingston Crown Court. Skinner, pleaded guilty to five charges of indecently assaulting young recruits at Kingston Crown Court.
RFG2WJBF–Surrey, UK. 04th June, 2016. Deepcut Army Barracks, the entrance to Deepcut with the barracks situation on the right. Deepcut, Surrey. 4th June 2016 Credit: Shaun Jackson/Alamy Live News
RMG7BEC3–A Former Deepcut Army barracks training instructor Leslie Skinner, a 46 year old former deepcut soldier, leaving Kingston Crown Court. Skinner, pleaded guilty to five charges of indecently assaulting young recruits at Kingston Crown Court.
RMG8MPN0–Des James, father of Private Cheryl James, arrives at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey for the long-awaited fresh inquest which is due to begin into the death of the young soldier at the controversial Deepcut Army barracks more than 20 years ago.
RFG2WJKR–Surrey, UK, 04th June, 2016. Deepcut Army Barracks, the entrance to Deepcut with the barracks situation on the right. Deepcut, Surrey. 4th June 2016 Credit: Shaun Jackson/Alamy Live News
RMG8MPMN–Des James, father of Private Cheryl James, arrives at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey for the long-awaited fresh inquest which is due to begin into the death of the young soldier at the controversial Deepcut Army barracks more than 20 years ago.
RFG2XMKK–Deepcut Village the home of Deepcut Army Barracks, home of the Royal Logistics Corp, the day after the Cheryl James Verdict
RMG8MPMP–Des James, father of Private Cheryl James, arrives at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey for the long-awaited fresh inquest which is due to begin into the death of the young soldier at the controversial Deepcut Army barracks more than 20 years ago.
RFG2XMKF–Deepcut Village the home of Deepcut Army Barracks, home of the Royal Logistics Corp, the day after the Cheryl James Verdict
RMG8MPKN–Des James, father of Private Cheryl James, arrives at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey for the long-awaited fresh inquest which is due to begin into the death of the young soldier at the controversial Deepcut Army barracks more than 20 years ago.
RFG2XMKB–Deepcut Village the home of Deepcut Army Barracks, home of the Royal Logistics Corp, the day after the Cheryl James Verdict
RMG8MPKM–Des James, father of Private Cheryl James, arrives at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey for the long-awaited fresh inquest which is due to begin into the death of the young soldier at the controversial Deepcut Army barracks more than 20 years ago.
RMG2TGJT–Coroner Brian Barker QC arrives at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey, where he will deliver the long-awaited ruling into how Private Cheryl James died at Deepcut Army barracks.
RMG2TG77–Des and Doreen James, parents of Private Cheryl James, arrive at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey, where a coroner will deliver the long-awaited ruling into how she died at Deepcut Army barracks.
RMG90K69–Armed Forces Minister, Adam Ingram MP at the Defence College of Logistics at Deepcut Army barracks talks to the media during an open day, Wednesday October 26, 2005. Families of the young recruits who died at Deepcut Army barracks have reacted with outrage to the use of the base for a media open day today. See PA story DEFENCE Deepcut. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA .
RMG65F6P–Forensic expert Frank Swann arrives at at Deepcut army Barracks to investigate the deaths of the four soldiers shot at the barracks. * Swann has been employed by the families to use forensic and ballistic tests to establish how the four recruits died and whether or not they had committed suicide. 24/12/03: Frank Swann has revealed the full finding into his investigations into the death of four soldiers at the barracks, saying that three could not have killed themselves, and that his findings on the death of a third were inconclusive.
RM2D34669–June Sharples, a parent of one of the soldiers who died at the controversial Deepcut barracks gives evidence to the House of Common's defence committe in London as the victim's families step up their demands for a public inquiry. The Government yesterday announced a new review of allegations of abuse and bullying at the Army barracks. But is stopped short of the full public inquiry demanded by families and MPs. Four young solders at the Surrey base have died of gunshot wounds in unexplained circumstances.
RMG8MPMK–Des James, father of Private Cheryl James, arrives at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey for the long-awaited fresh inquest which is due to begin into the death of the young soldier at the controversial Deepcut Army barracks more than 20 years ago.
RMG6H84F–Jim and Yvonne Collinson, whose son James died at Deepcut Army Barracks, speaks to the media in London. Surrey Police have today announced that they have no evidence to suggest that the deaths of numerous soldiers at the barracks could be investigated further.
RMG6GTW0–Geoff Gray, whose son Geoff died in non-combat at Deepcut army barracks, speaks to the media outside Doughty Street legal chambers in London. Families of British soldiers who have died in non-combat have announced the launch of a help group for other families in the same situation.
RMM0XP2R–Tracy Lewis the sister of Sean Benton leaves Woking Coroner's Court after giving evidence on the first day of the inquest into the 1995 death of Private Benton at Deepcut army barracks.
RMM0W82J–Tracy Lewis and Tony Benton, the sister and twin brother of Sean Benton, arrive at Woking Coroner's Court on the first day of the inquest into the 1995 death of Private Benton at Deepcut army barracks.
RMP9J6F5–Coroner Peter Rook QC arrives at Woking Coroner's Court, ahead of the verdict of the inquest into the death of Private Sean Benton, at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMG98HPF–Library filer of the entrance to Deepcut Barracks in Surrey. An MP Sunday March 26 2006 renewed calls for a public inquiry into the death of four Army recruits at Deepcut barracks amid claims the results of an independent review this week will contain new allegations of bullying and abuse at the base. A report by Nicholas Blake QC into the circumstances surrounding the deaths of the four soldiers at the barracks in Surrey between 1995 and 2002 will be published on Wednesday. See PA story DEFENCE Deepcut. PRESS ASSOCIATION photo. Photo Credit should read: TIM OCKENDEN/PA.
RMG2TG84–Doreen James, mother of Private Cheryl James, arrives at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey, where a coroner will deliver the long-awaited ruling into how she died at Deepcut Army barracks.
RMG2TG43–Des and Doreen James, parents of Private Cheryl James, arrive at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey, where a coroner will deliver the long-awaited ruling into how she died at Deepcut Army barracks.
RMG2TG75–Des and Doreen James, parents of Private Cheryl James, arrive at Woking Coroner's Court in Surrey, where a coroner will deliver the long-awaited ruling into how she died at Deepcut Army barracks.
RMG98KXF–The disappointment shows on the face of Des James, father of Cheryl James after an independent inquiry into the deaths of four young Army recruits at the Deepcut Army Barracks has uncovered a 'disturbing catalogue of allegations of misconduct'.
RMG98KXD–The disappointment shows on the face of Des James, father of Cheryl James after an independent inquiry into the deaths of four young Army recruits at the Deepcut Army Barracks has uncovered a 'disturbing catalogue of allegations of misconduct'.
RMM0W82D–Tracy Lewis and Tony Benton, the sister and twin brother of Sean Benton, arrive at Woking Coroner's Court on the first day of the inquest into the 1995 death of Private Benton at Deepcut army barracks.
RMP9J68X–Brigadier Chris Coles arrives at Woking Coroner's Court, ahead of the verdict of the inquest into the death of Private Sean Benton at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMP9J686–Brigadier Chris Coles arrives at Woking Coroner's Court, ahead of the verdict of the inquest into the death of Private Sean Benton at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMP9J68G–Tracy Lewis arrives at Woking Coroner's Court, ahead of the verdict of the inquest into the death of her brother, Private Sean Benton, at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMP9K5M4–Tony Benton (left) outside Woking Coroner's Court, following the verdict of the inquest into the death of his brother, Private Sean Benton, at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMP9K5M6–Tracy Lewis reads a statement outside Woking Coroner's Court, following the verdict of the inquest into the death of her brother, Private Sean Benton, at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMP9K5NK–Tracy Lewis reads a statement outside Woking Coroner's Court, following the verdict of the inquest into the death of her brother, Private Sean Benton, at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMP9J69D–Tracy Lewis (right) and Tony Benton (left) arrive at Woking Coroner's Court, ahead of the verdict of the inquest into the death of their brother, Private Sean Benton, at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMP9J64G–Tracy Lewis (centre) and Tony Benton (left) arrive at Woking Coroner's Court, ahead of the verdict of the inquest into the death of their brother, Private Sean Benton, at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMP9J696–Tracy Lewis (right) and Tony Benton (left) arrive at Woking Coroner's Court, ahead of the verdict of the inquest into the death of their brother, Private Sean Benton, at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMP9K5KX–Tracy Lewis (centre) and Tony Benton (left) read a statement outside Woking Coroner's Court, following the verdict of the inquest into the death of their brother, Private Sean Benton, at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMP9K5NH–Tracy Lewis (centre) and Tony Benton (centre left) read a statement outside Woking Coroner's Court, following the verdict of the inquest into the death of their brother, Private Sean Benton, at Deepcut Army Barracks. The 20-year-old was found with five bullets in his chest at the Surrey base in June 1995, shortly after he had been told he was to be discharged from the military.
RMG6E44E–Claudia Beckley-Lines holds a picture of her son William, who was at the Catterick Barracks. A public enquiry into the non-combatant deaths amongst members of the UK armed forces was held today at the House of Commons. * The full independent enquiry comes admist concern at the manner in which such deaths are investigated by the army.
RM2D34666–Janet Mattin, a parent of a soldier who died at the controversial Deepcut barracks gives evidence to the House of Common's defence committe in London as they step up their demands for a public inquiry. The Government yesterday announced a new review of allegations of abuse and bullying at the Army barracks. But is stopped short of the full public inquiry demanded by families and MPs. Four young solders at the Surrey base have died of gunshot wounds in unexplained circumstances.
RMG7FTDY–Janet Mattin (left to right) and Claudia Beckley-Lines, parents of soldiers who died at the controversial Deepcut barracks give evidence to the House of Common's defence committe in London as they step up their demands for a public inquiry. The Government yesterday announced a new review of allegations of abuse and bullying at the Army barracks. But is stopped short of the full public inquiry demanded by families and MPs. Four young solders at the Surrey base have died of gunshot wounds in unexplained circumstances.
RM2CHD4N8–File picture of (Top L-R) Private James Collinson, 17 from Perth, Private Cheryl James, 18, from Llangollen, North Wales, Private Sean Benton from Hastings, East Sussex, and Private Geoff Gray from Seaham, Durham, who all died at Deepcut army barracks in Surrey.
RMG651XD–Jim Collinson, 40, stands at Deepcut Barracks in Surrey where his son died , and whose death is one of four on the barracks being investigated by police. * James Collinson, who would have celebrated his 18th birthday last week, died in March this year from what the Army described as a single gunshot would to the head.
RMG6E44C–A public enquiry into the non-combatant deaths amongst members of the UK armed forces joined, for a press conference at the House of Commons, Kevin McNamara MP (pictured) who has led the campaign for a public inquiry. * .. was joined by Livio Zilli, researcher Amnesty International, and the bereaved families. The full independent enquiry comes admist concern at the manner in which such deaths are investigated by the army.
RMG752FH–Jenny Shipley (right) and her partner Ken Smyth outside Barrow Town Hall for the inquest into the death of her son, Private David Shipley, 20, who trained at Deepcut Barracks in Surrey, and drowned taking part in games while stationed in Bielefeld army base in north-west Germany in June 2002, aged 20.
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