URGENT: Stephen Lawrence Murderer Ordered to Reveal Co-Conspirators Amid Fresh Demands from Father

BREAKING NEWS David Norris, one of the two men convicted in connection with the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence, has been ordered to reveal the identities of his co-conspirators as a condition for potential release from prison. This comes after a fresh demand from Stephen's father, Dr Neville Lawrence. Norris will appear before the Parole Board on Tuesday, 13 years into his life sentence, in a public hearing that is expected to be closely watched by the media and the public. Dr Lawrence has made it clear that for him to consider Norris safe for release, he must name those involved with him on the night of the murder. The case dates back to April 1993 when Stephen Lawrence was stabbed to death in Eltham, south London. Only two men have been brought to justice - Norris and Gary Dobson - while four other suspects remain at large. This is a critical moment for the Lawrence family as they seek closure on this tragic case. The Parole Board's decision will be closely watched by many, including those who believe that justice has not yet been fully served. THIS IS A DEVELOPING STORY We will provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*