A former paratrooper whose rifle fired the shot which killed a teenager on Bloody Sunday, is expected to give evidence at the Saville Inquiry today.

A former British soldier today described how he came under fire after entering Derry’s Bogside on Bloody Sunday.

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

A lawyer today challenged whether the Saville Inquiry could ever establish what the IRA did on Bloody Sunday because of a ‘‘paucity’’ of direct evidence from the group during the four years since the inquiry opened.

A man who tended one of the victims of Bloody Sunday today maintained the youth had nothing in his pockets in the minutes after being shot.

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 taxi driver who claims he was arrested by troops on trumped-up rioting charges on Bloody Sunday never got his takings, wedding ring and watch back afterwards, the Saville Inquiry heard today.

A man yanked his brother-in-law to safety from the scene where three men were shot dead on Bloody Sunday, the inquiry into the shootings heard today.

A man who claims he heard a soldier boasting that he shot one of the Bloody Sunday victims in the head said today he could not identify him because of the passage of time.

One of the men detained on Bloody Sunday today denied a soldier’s claim that he had been rioting that day.

Speakers at the march which became Bloody Sunday were fired on "directly" and had to lie down to save their lives, it was claimed today.

One of the Bloody Sunday dead was shot by troops as he ran away - and his father was wounded trying to rescue him, it was claimed today.

An Army vehicle which struck a teenager on Bloody Sunday tried to ram her a second time, the inquiry into the shootings heard today.

A former Army Paratrooper who has claimed in a TV programme he opened fire in Derry’s Bogside on Bloody Sunday was named today by the judges re-investigating the shootings.

A reporter who was with the team which filmed dramatic footage of Bishop Edward Daly on Bloody Sunday today criticised as "ludicrous" the explanation of the Army general on the ground that day.

Paratroopers who opened fire on a civil rights march which became Bloody Sunday did not set out to murder that day but ended up doing just that, the inquiry into the killings heard today.

The Saville Inquiry today heard claims that members of the Official and Provisional branches of the IRA argued when Officials produced guns in Derry’s Bogside in the aftermath of the Bloody Sunday shootings.

A one-time brother-in-law of Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness, who was jailed in America for attempting to import a missile to Ireland, claimed at the new Inquiry into Bloody Sunday he had been ‘‘brutalised’’ by events that day 29 years ago.

A "macho" Paratrooper saved a youth from death at the hands of a colleague on Bloody Sunday, the Saville Inquiry heard today.

An RUC man who dealt with a complaint from a man arrested by troops on Bloody Sunday was himself murdered in a bomb attack almost a year later, the Saville Inquiry heard today.

The Commander of 1 Para, Colonel Derek Wilford, warned a photographer to stay behind an Army barricade on Bloody Sunday, it was claimed today.

A soldier who shot and injured a widowed mother-of-14 on Bloody Sunday cocked his rifle again afterwards - but walked away when she pleaded with him, the Saville Tribunal heard today.

A man who was seriously injured on Bloody Sunday, when a canister of CS gas blasted into his face, was later smuggled south of the border for treatment, the Saville Inquiry heard today.