Person: Harry Tuzo

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'There was no master plan' for Bloody Sunday

There was no master plan to kill innocent civilians on Bloody Sunday, the inquiry into the shootings was told today.

Mon, 09 Dec, 2002

No shoot-to-kill policy on Bloody Sunday, Inquiry told

Britain’s most senior frontline officer on Bloody Sunday today denied that 13 unarmed civilians were killed because the British army was trying to make his suggestion to shoot rioters into a reality.

Tue, 29 Oct, 2002

'Shoot ringleaders' chief to give evidence

The most senior surviving British military officer on Bloody Sunday was today giving evidence to the Saville Inquiry.

Tue, 29 Oct, 2002

British Army 'warned against internment'

The UK government introduced internment in Northern Ireland in 1971 against the advice of its military commander.

Tue, 01 Jan, 2002