How dad took on royals and politicians to force new law

MICK North remains proud of how the Gun Control Network he set up after the death of his daughter, 15 of her friends and their teacher, changed royal and politicians' minds.

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Mick, whose five-year-old Sophie was killed in the school slaughter, opens up to BBC documenatary Dunblane: How Britain Banned Handguns about his grief.

The campaigner, who had lost his wife Barbara to cancer two years before the massacre, said: "I remember Sophie every day."