A former British soldier is being questioned by detectives investigating the deaths of three civil rights demonstrators in Derry on Bloody Sunday.

Bristol City 0 West Ham 1: FA Cup Fourth Round: Sam Allardyce had warned his players about being another Premier League "victim" as Diafra Sakho’s late goal was enough to secure West Ham a 1-0 victory at Bristol City.

Women who say they were sexually abused by television personality Jimmy Savile have won a legal battle but lost a money fight.

The BBC has apologised after a brief clip of disgraced DJ Jimmy Savile was shown during a Top Of The Pops highlights show.

Victims of Jimmy Savile have called for a single judge-led inquiry into how the former DJ was able to evade justice for so long.

Surely SOMEBODY should have flagged this as a Bad Idea.

What has tumbled out in the aftershock of Jimmy Savile’s unmasking as a serial abuser has given pause for thought on many fronts, writes Michael Clifford.

Detailed accusations about Jimmy Savile’s sex crimes were censored after viewers tried to post them on a BBC tribute web page after his death.

Thousands of pages of evidence gathered during an inquiry into Newsnight’s decision to drop its Jimmy Savile investigation are set to published today, the BBC has reported.

A 65-year-old man has been arrested by detectives investigating allegations linked to Jimmy Savile and others.

The BBC has apologised after a character from the children’s television show The Tweenies appeared dressed as Jimmy Savile.

A murder inquiry into the Bloody Sunday killings in Derry is to begin in the new year.

Frank Lampard returned to captain Chelsea as David Luiz reverted to centre-back for today’s Club World Cup final against Corinthians.

Roberto Di Matteo was today facing a major selection headache for Chelsea’s Capital One Cup clash with Manchester United.

TV actress Julie Fernandez told today how she had been a victim of Jimmy Savile's groping when she appeared on one of his TV shows at the age of 14.

Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson has said any inquiry into the Bloody Sunday killings should include the role of Martin McGuinness.

Marches were held in Derry yesterday to mark the 40th anniversary of Bloody Sunday.

Relatives of the victims of Bloody Sunday are divided over plans for a march to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the event in Derry.

Goalkeeper Petr Cech cannot promise to end his career at Chelsea but expects to extend his stay with the club in the coming weeks.

The British Queen’s expression of sympathy in her only public address of her historic Irish visit was very warm, heartfelt and thoughtful, UK Prime Minister David Cameron has said.

The Bloody Sunday inquiry which cost nearly £200m (€227.7m) could not have been done "on the cheap", its author, Mark Saville, said today.

WHILE the Saville inquiry verdict will come as little surprise to anyone in this country, it must shock many in Britain who, up to now, have seen the actions of their army and judiciary through rose-tinted glasses.

THE British Government has not grasped the thorny issue of the North’s violent past, one of the main drivers behind the peace process has said.

JUSTICE was done in the Saville report, but it’s most disturbing that two of the most prominent figures in the British judiciary, Denning and Widgery, have been proven so wrong in their findings and that such “appalling vistas” are possible within the justice system in Britain.

Prosecutors were today urged to consider bringing charges against soldiers accused of lying to Mark Saville's inquiry into the Bloody Sunday killings.

Protestant church leaders will today make a symbolic visit into the nationalist Bogside to meet with the families of the Bloody Sunday victims.

ULSTER Unionist Ken Maginnis accused the Saville Inquiry and the British government of being “one-eyed” in its emphasis on just 13 of the 180 violent deaths in the North in the preceding year.

BRITAIN held its hands up yesterday to the killing of 14 civilians shot by soldiers from the Parachute Regiment on Bloody Sunday.

SO has justice finally been delivered? Years late and at great financial cost, the Bloody Sunday inquiry has finally reported.

Fourteen civilians killed on Bloody Sunday died as a result of "unjustifiable firing" by British soldiers, the long-awaited Saville Inquiry found today.

National security concerns over the Bloody Sunday report are bogus and disingenuous, it was claimed tonight.

A report into the events of Bloody Sunday when 14 people were killed by British troops need not have been delayed until after the General Election, bereaved relatives claimed today.

The North's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness told British Prime Minister Gordon Brown today that a delay in publishing the Bloody Sunday report was unacceptable.

The long-awaited report into the British army killings on Bloody Sunday may not be released until after the general election, the British government confirmed today.

Families of Bloody Sunday victims tonight welcomed the announcement that the long-awaited report into the killings would not be handed to the Government before undergoing legal checks.

The Saville report could face further delay if David Cameron becomes the next British prime minister, it was claimed tonight.

Trainer Joss Saville ended his wait for a winner as Panama At Once emerged from the gloom to triumph at Newcastle.

The decision to delay publication of the Bloody Sunday report in the North is deeply disappointing, a committee of MPs said today.

The cost of the Bloody Sunday inquiry in the North has reached €214 million, it was revealed today.

The report into the Bloody Sunday shootings in Derry is not likely to be published for at least another year, it emerged tonight.

THE Bloody Sunday inquiry was set up in January 1998. It began formal hearing in March 2000 and continued for more than four years. It finally finished up in Derry in November 2004, with the report due out, according to press reports at the time, the following summer.

BLOODY Sunday, January 30, 1972, is one of the most notorious dates in the catalogue of the Northern Ireland troubles.

A US army platoon leader accused of ordering soldiers to force two Iraqis into the Tigris River at gunpoint was to face a court-martial today.

THE British Government faced new demands yesterday to free a republican jailed for refusing to testify to an inquiry into the Bloody Sunday killings.