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Latest StoriesYou are in: BBC Newsline > Latest Stories > Troubles report launched  Troubles report launchedProtestors have disrupted the launch of a controversial report into how to deal with the legacy of the Troubles It was never going to be easy, but the co-chairs of the Consultative Group on the Past must have been taken aback at the anger they encountered at the official launch of their report this morning. The public have had several days to absorb the most contentious proposal, a recognition payment of £12,000 for every family bereaved in The Troubles, but feelings ran so high that the launch was disrupted by rows and heckling. Our Home Affairs correspondent Vincernt Kearney was there. His report contains flash photography. Help playing audio/video It seems there are as many different responses to the report as there are victims. We spoke to a cross-section of people affected by the Troubles who attended the launch. Help playing audio/video  BBC Newsline's Donna Traynor spoke to Lord Eames and Denis Bradley and asked if they have misjudged the mood of victims. Help playing audio/video last updated: 28/01/2009 at 20:32 SEE ALSOYou are in: BBC Newsline > Latest Stories > Troubles report launched
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