UK gun laws could be reformed following Plymouth and Isle of Skye shootings
Firearms laws could be reformed in the wake of shootings in Plymouth and the Isle of Skye, the government has said.
The inquest jury found "a serious failure at a national level" to implement previous recommended reforms. The families of Keyham gunman Davison's victims have demanded an overhaul of the 50-year-old Firearms Act after accusing police of granting him "a licence to kill".
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