A poster of East Derry DUP MP Gregory Campbell with a bullet hole through his head was taken off Facebook.

BY any standards, what the Saville report said about the role of the British army in Derry on Bloody Sunday beggars belief.

THE Saville report vindicates the victims of Bloody Sunday.

Relatives of those killed on Bloody Sunday were meeting the Taoiseach this evening to discuss the Saville Inquiry report.

The long-awaited Saville Inquiry report into the Bloody Sunday killings will be published on June 15, the British government said today.

The North's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness told British Prime Minister Gordon Brown today that a delay in publishing the Bloody Sunday report was unacceptable.

The report into the Bloody Sunday shootings in Derry is not likely to be published for at least another year, it emerged tonight.

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THE British Government faced new demands yesterday to free a republican jailed for refusing to testify to an inquiry into the Bloody Sunday killings.

CONTRADICTIONS in military evidence could lead the Bloody Sunday Tribunal to conclude there was no clear reason to enter one of the main killing grounds, it was claimed yesterday.

The British soldiers accused of murder on Bloody Sunday are believed to be planning a legal challenge to the Saville Inquiry’s decision not to use criminal standards of proof.

IT has taken a six-year inquiry to elicit the facts behind Derry’s Bloody Sunday massacre, but the families of 13 people gunned down by British soldiers will derive solace from the claim that their names will finally be vindicated.

SINN FÉIN chief Martin McGuinness was accused yesterday of lying to the Saville Inquiry when he claimed he sought permission from a family to give the whereabouts of an IRA safe house on Bloody Sunday.

A former member of the Official IRA has admitted that he lied about his role in the organisation in his original statement to the Saville Inquiry.

A 51-year-old man has told the Saville Inquiry in Derry how a bullet ripped through his coat as he ran in panic from the British army on Bloody Sunday 32 years ago.

Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness allegedly fired a shot inside a bookmaker’s shop in Derry on Bloody Sunday, the Saville Inquiry heard today.

An army doctor who twice examined a Bloody Sunday victim allegedly found with nail bombs in his clothing told the Saville Inquiry he did not see any devices on the body.

A former British army paratrooper did not see any threat that would have justified the shooting dead of civilians on Bloody Sunday, the Saville Inquiry heard today.

One of the soldiers who fired on Bloody Sunday has threatened not to give evidence to the Saville Inquiry, it was revealed today.

The officer in charge of the British soldiers who killed 13 unarmed Catholic civilians in Derry in 1972 has defended his men in evidence to the Saville Inquiry today.

A former soldier who claimed he shot a nail-bomber on Bloody Sunday told the Saville Inquiry today it was possible he missed his intended target and shot the wrong man.

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Those responsible for soldiers who killed civilians in Derry on Bloody Sunday must not be allowed by the Saville Inquiry to cover up their role in events, a senior member of the SDLP claimed today.

Two MI5 agents whose evidence may throw light on Martin McGuinness’s movements on Bloody Sunday will have to give live evidence to the inquiry, it has emerged.

Official documents recording the orders given to the Bloody Sunday paratroopers to enter the Bogside do not match the events on the ground, the Saville Inquiry heard today.

The Bloody Sunday Tribunal in Derry has refused an application by two British soldiers for the right to be screened from public view when they testify at the inquiry.

The Prime Minister of Northern Ireland at the time of Bloody Sunday did not believe Army claims immediately afterwards that they had shot dead terrorists on the civil rights march in Derry, it was disclosed today.

The Prime Minister of Northern Ireland at the time of Bloody Sunday did not believe army claims immediately afterwards that they had shot dead terrorists on the civil rights march in Derry, it was revealed today.

DUP leader Ian Paisley has told the Saville Inquiry that its attempt to question him about a cancelled unionist demonstration on the same day as Bloody Sunday is “political discrimination”.

DUP leader Ian Paisely is understood to have decided to attend the Bloody Sunday Tribunal in Derry after snubbing the inquiry yesterday.

Ian Paisley has been summoned to appear at the Bloody Sunday inquiry.

The sister of a teenager shot dead by British troops on Bloody Sunday is mounting a legal bid to have Northern Ireland’s top judge excluded from an Appeal Court hearing challenging a ruling to have police witnesses screened at the Saville Tribunal.

Both the Provisional IRA and Official IRA gave orders to their members not to fire any shots on Bloody Sunday, but some did, a distinguished journalist who carried out a major investigation of the killings 30 years ago told the Saville Inquiry today.

The exact venue for the former soldiers’ evidence to be given in the Bloody Sunday tribunal was not given in today’s ruling with Lord Saville only speaking of Great Britain.

A British MP warned today that passions may be inflamed by the showing of the film Bloody Sunday near the 30th anniversary of the tragedy in Derry.

A taxi driver who claims he was arrested by troops on trumped-up rioting charges on Bloody Sunday never got his takings, wedding ring and watch back afterwards, the Saville Inquiry heard today.

A retired taxi driver has told the Saville inquiry about seeing IRA weapons being moved out of the Bogside area of Derry just before the march that sparked off the Bloody Sunday shootings.

The Saville inquiry into the Bloody Sunday shootings will cost £150m, Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble claimed last night.

Bloody Sunday was described as a ‘‘bad day’s work’’ by a soldier in Londonderry in the hours after the killings, the Saville Inquiry heard today.

The shot which killed teenager Jack Duddy on Bloody Sunday may have been a ricochet, a witness has told the Saville inquiry into the shootings.

There was no threat to British army paratroopers immediately before they opened fire on unarmed demonstrators on Bloody Sunday, former Bishop of Derry Edward Daly has told the Saville Inquiry.

The first victim of the Bloody Sunday shootings is due to give evidence to the Saville Inquiry this week.