Organisation: Widgery Inquiry

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Bloody Sunday inquiry - Conclusion a comfort for families

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.

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Paisley a barrier to progress, warned Heath

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Ex-Para tells of 'threats' after Bloody Sunday programme

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First shots fired ‘directed at paras’

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Heath denies 'browbeating' Widgery

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Saville: Officer 'unwittingly gave wrong information'

Paratrooper's 'differing accounts not put to Widgery'

A British paratrooper’s radically different accounts of killing a Bloody Sunday marcher were not put before the Widgery Inquiry, it was revealed today.

Wed, 23 Oct, 2002

No bid to change soldiers' stories, says lawyer

A former British army lawyer today denied pressure was put on Bloody Sunday soldiers to change their evidence about the killings.

Thu, 03 Oct, 2002

No bombers, gunmen in Sunday photos

Not one of more than 1,000 army photographs of the Bloody Sunday march shows a gunman or bomber, the Saville Inquiry was told today.

Wed, 25 Sep, 2002

Doubt raised on forensic evidence at Saville Inquiry

Forensic tests which showed some of the civilians killed on Bloody Sunday had handled weapons may have been unreliable, the Saville Inquiry heard today.

Mon, 02 Sep, 2002

Bloody Sunday inquiry urged to probe Widgery evidence

The Bloody Sunday Inquiry is being asked to look into the possibility that evidence may have been suppressed by staff working on the original Widgery Inquiry.

Wed, 23 Jan, 2002

Inquiry judges name Bloody Sunday para

A former Army Paratrooper who has claimed in a TV programme he opened fire in Derry’s Bogside on Bloody Sunday was named today by the judges re-investigating the shootings.

Thu, 24 May, 2001