Gordon Carrera

That's right, so it's the next great thing to binge and you can watch all episodes from the 30th of April on Sky.

Yeah, I mean, driven really by families.

I mean, because of course, parts of the British state don't want this to come out, but the families and others of victims of people who've been killed by the IRA want to know the truth.

And as more and more details of state knife have come out, that leads to this decision.

Now, previous inquiries into Northern Ireland have been a kind of

Problematic, let's put it that way.

We talked about Stephen's inquiry into collusion.

He will say, I was misled, I was criminally obstructed from doing my job, people failed to disclose information from me.

Canova is going to see similar challenges in trying to get to the truth about State Knife.

Remember, this is an inquiry, a British inquiry, led by a British police officer.

Some of the details are fascinating.

They're not comic, but they are blackly kind of comic in some ways.

At one point, they're given access to a computer system and told that they have full access.

This is the Canova investigators.

But they then realise that the Ministry of Defence officials have different logins to the same computer system.

And when they test...

access with the MOD logins, they find they get loads more results which had been hidden from them.

It's just one example of how parts of the state do not want the truth to come out.

It's the same.

It's described as an extremely fractious relationship with MI5.