The family of one of the Bloody Sunday victims has accused the British government of suppressing documents concerning the prime minister in 1972, Sir Edward Heath.

Lord Saville today slammed late moves to introduce new photographic evidence after the Bloody Sunday Inquiry was held up for an hour.

Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness will not identify former comrades in the IRA when he takes the witness stand in the Bloody Sunday Inquiry.

Families of the victims of Bloody Sunday sobbed after witnessing a powerful dramatisation of the horrific events of that day.

A doctor who treated the victims of Bloody Sunday has told the inquiry into the massacre that he believes the British army used illegal "dum-dum" bullets to attack Catholic civilians in Derry.

A witness at the Bloody Sunday tribunal in Derry broke down this morning after revealing how he pretended to be dead to avoid being murdered by British soldiers.

A boy was seen carrying what appeared to be a tray of nail or petrol bombs at the scene of two of the Bloody Sunday killings, it was claimed today.

The Bloody Sunday Inquiry today heard descriptions of a man pleading for soldiers to stop shooting so he could rescue his mortally wounded son only to be shot himself.

A man who claims he picked up personal effects from two of the men killed on Bloody Sunday says he has lost them.