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PM: Lawrence family fought tirelessly
Politics.co.uk Staff
4 January 2012, 12:00am
David Cameron, prime minister, comments on the verdict in the Stephen Lawrence trial:
"In the nineteen years since his murder, Stephen Lawrence's family has fought tirelessly for justice.
"Today's verdict cannot ease the pain of losing a son. But, for Doreen and Neville Lawrence, I hope that it brings at least some comfort after their years of struggle."
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