NORTHERN IRELAND
BBC News
By Stephen Walker
BBC News NI Political Correspondent
A protest march at Stormont has called on politicians to speed up help for victims of historical institutional abuse.
The group handed in a 30-page document and a letter calling for action and a start to negotiations with victims.
They said that there had been no progress since an inquiry delivered its verdict in January.
The inquiry’s chair, Sir Anthony Hart, found that some children’s homes were the scene of widespread abuse.
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