The brother of a Bloody Sunday victim today angrily denied an allegation that he passed on a threat from the Provisional IRA to a man forced to flee Derry.

Three former IRA men who have agreed to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday Tribunal were granted anonymity today.

A former IRA man told the Bloody Sunday Inquiry today he saw a soldier finish off an unarmed man as he lay on the ground.

Two more Official IRA members are preparing to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday Tribunal, it emerged tonight.

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.

A British paratrooper today claimed he shot a nail bomber on Bloody Sunday.

British military chiefs did not know that paratroopers had shot two members of the public just minutes before soldiers shot dead a dozen unarmed men on Bloody Sunday, it was disclosed today.

West Belfast today turned a blind eye to the Queen Mother’s funeral.

A former Ulster Defence Regiment soldier admitted today seeing a ‘‘civilian’’ gunman on Bloody Sunday and saying nothing about it in a statement at the time.

The first victim of Bloody Sunday has told the inquiry he posed no threat when he was shot.

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