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The mother of a Scottish soldier who died at the Deepcut Army barracks is using the Labour Party conference to renew calls for a public inquiry. The mother of a Scottish soldier who died at the Deepcut Army barracks has repeated her call for a public inquiry into his death.
Yvonne Collinson's son James Collinson, from Perth, died at the Surrey base in March 2002, aged 17, and she believes he was murdered. Yvonne Collinson's son James, from Perth, died at the Surrey base in March 2002, at the age of 17.
She will be speaking at a fringe meeting in Manchester later. She spoke at a fringe meeting which was held during the Labour Party conference in Manchester.
Mrs Collinson will describe a government report on the deaths of four Deepcut soldiers as "deeply flawed". Mrs Collinson described a government report on the deaths of four Deepcut soldiers as "deeply flawed".
Pte Collinson was one of four privates who died from gunshot wounds at the barracks between 1995 and 2002.Pte Collinson was one of four privates who died from gunshot wounds at the barracks between 1995 and 2002.
His parents believe he was murdered.
In June, a report examining the deaths said that on the balance of probabilities, three of the four young recruits took their own lives.In June, a report examining the deaths said that on the balance of probabilities, three of the four young recruits took their own lives.
It offered no conclusion on Pte Collinson. An inquest into his death returned an open verdict in March.It offered no conclusion on Pte Collinson. An inquest into his death returned an open verdict in March.