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The Government is “very seriously” considering demands to reopen a landmark case against Britain over the alleged use of torture in the North during the Troubles.

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Two more members of the Provisional IRA are preparing to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, it was claimed tonight.

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Former British Prime Minister Ted Heath has been granted permission to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday inquiry when it moves to London.

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Former British Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath and ex-Foreign Minister Lord Carrington have launched a bid to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry in London because they claim their lives are in danger, it emerged today.

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