A former leader of an organisation, widely regarded as the IRA’s youth wing, today compared it with the boy scout movement.

A former IRA man convicted of bombing Derry’s town hall returned to the same building today to give evidence about his activities on Bloody Sunday.

Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness has repeated at the Saville inquiry today that allegations from British army informers about his actions on Bloody Sunday were lies motivated by anti-republicanism.

Martin McGuinness was under intense pressure tonight to reveal IRA safe houses used on Bloody Sunday after being heavily criticised for refusing to disclose their locations.

Martin McGuinness ordered IRA men not to attack British troops during the civil rights march that led to Bloody Sunday, he claimed today.

Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness will face rigorous questioning about his role on Bloody Sunday when he testifies before the Saville Inquiry today.

A former IRA man who claimed Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness was involved in supplying detonators for nail bombs on Bloody Sunday today named the top Provisionals in Derry at the time.

A former IRA man who claimed Martin McGuinness was involved in supplying detonators for nail bombs on Bloody Sunday today accused republicans of mounting a campaign to discredit him.

A man who claimed Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness distributed nail bombs on “Bloody Sunday” is due to take the stand today at the hearing into the shootings.

Five men who admitted being members of the Provisional IRA on Bloody Sunday have made statements to the Saville Inquiry, it has emerged.

Five men who admitted being members of the Provisional IRA on Bloody Sunday have made statements to the Saville Inquiry, it was revealed tonight.

A Sinn Féin councillor in Derry who was leader of the IRA’s youth wing in the city on Bloody Sunday more than 31 years ago has agreed to give evidence to the Saville Inquiry.

Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness was expected today to deny claims that he was preparing an attack in Derry on Bloody Sunday.

A former British army paratrooper did not see any threat that would have justified the shooting dead of civilians on Bloody Sunday, the Saville Inquiry heard today.

A former British soldier has told the Saville Inquiry that he was shot at on Bloody Sunday in Derry more than 31 years ago after spotting a group of men in combat gear loading unknown items into a car.

The Saville Inquiry has decided to allow a former IRA man to give evidence about Bloody Sunday in London rather than in Derry.

Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness has denied allegations that he provided detonators for nail bombs that were supposed to be used in an IRA attack on Bloody Sunday.