Dunblane massacre victim’s sister opens up about family grief 30 years on

• The 30th anniversary of the devastating Dunblane massacre, the deadliest mass shooting in British history, is being marked.
• On 13 March 1996, Thomas Hamilton murdered 16 Primary One children, including Ross Irvine, and their teacher Gwen Mayor, before taking his own life.
• Rachael Irvine, Ross's sister, who never met him, described her family's enduring grief as “a wound that’s there forever”.
• The tragedy led to the UK Government swiftly introducing a ban on most handguns.
• Ms Irvine has joined the Gun Control Network to advocate for stricter gun control laws and educate younger generations on their significance.

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‘A wound that’s there forever’: Dunblane massacre victim’s sister speaks out on brother’s death