Former head of British Army: Deepcut public enquiry is "practical and reasonable" - BBC Newsnight

An inquest into the death of 18-year-old Private Cheryl James at Deepcut army barracks in Surrey in 1995, has found that she killed herself with a single gunshot wound - a verdict her long suffering parents have rejected.
Former head of the British army Lord Dannatt joined Emily from Norwich to discuss the inquest's conclusion, and the possibility of a public enquiry into wider allegations of a culture of bullying, harassment and assaults at Deepcut.
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