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

Lord Saville today slammed late moves to introduce new photographic evidence after the Bloody Sunday Inquiry was held up for an hour.

The Prime Minister of Northern Ireland at the time of Bloody Sunday did not believe army claims immediately afterwards that they had shot dead terrorists on the civil rights march in Derry, it was revealed today.

An MI5 agent who claimed Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness fired the first shot on Bloody Sunday will not have to give evidence to a tribunal of inquiry because of fears for his life, it was announced today.

IRA men could not have been shot dead on Bloody Sunday and their deaths kept secret, the Saville Inquiry into the deaths of 13 civilians shot dead by paratroopers 30 year ago was told today.

Those blamed for the events of Bloody Sunday should not face criminal proceedings, veteran civil rights lawyer Sir Louis Blom-Cooper QC said today.

The Bloody Sunday inquiry was today launching an appeal against a High Court ruling that hundreds of former soldiers will not have to give evidence in Derry where they fear reprisal attacks.

Hundreds of former soldiers who are to be called as witnesses in the Bloody Sunday inquiry were today being told whether they must travel to Derry to give their evidence.

A reserve judge at the Bloody Sunday inquiry in Derry resigned today because of ill health.

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

The British Army got away with murder on Bloody Sunday, Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness claimed today.

The inquiry heard evidence from a man who said he pushed one of the Bloody Sunday wounded into open ground seconds before she was shot.