CHANGED work practices, including the cutting out of overtime for bin men and non-replacement of staff who go sick, could lead to problems for a compromise deal which has been agreed by councillors to keep Tralee Town Council in business.

A witness has told the Saville Inquiry that she saw a gunman fire a shot at British soldiers after they had killed and injured innocent civilians on Bloody Sunday in Derry almost 32 years ago.

A FORMER IRA man yesterday denied claims that he fired a revolver in the Bogside area of Derry during the early stages of Bloody Sunday

A former IRA man giving evidence at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry today dramatically waived his right to anonymity.

A self-confessed IRA explosives officer threatened to kill his pregnant sister after Bloody Sunday because she was married to a soldier, the Saville Inquiry heard today.

A former IRA man told the Bloody Sunday Inquiry today he saw a soldier finish off an unarmed man as he lay on the ground.

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

A man, who attempted to get medical attention for a Bloody Sunday victim photographed with nail bombs in his pockets, said today he did not see any explosives on the body.

A former British paratrooper today admitted shooting a youth in the back as he was running away on Bloody Sunday.

A former paratrooper denied today that he lied about firing 19 shots at a sniper to cover up shooting some of the dead and wounded on Bloody Sunday.

A former paratrooper who claims to have fired 19 shots at a sniper in a bathroom window on Bloody Sunday is expected to give evidence to the Saville Tribunal today.

A former British paratrooper tonight faced allegations of murdering up to four people on Bloody Sunday.

A former paratrooper admitted today that he killed a fourth person on Bloody Sunday.

A former paratrooper who admitted killing three people on Bloody Sunday told the Saville Inquiry today he was only doing his job.

A former paratrooper today denied being involved in a conspiracy to cover up the murder of innocent civilians on Bloody Sunday.

An IRA gunman sheltering in a doorway shot a civilian dead at a barricade on Bloody Sunday, a former paratrooper said today.

A federal judge has approved a plan by telecoms group WorldCom to pay a record US$750m to settle fraud charges in its historic accounting scandal.

A secret service officer said today he was not aware an account he received about Bloody Sunday from an informer he regarded as reliable was nonsense.

A paratrooper should have been jailed for his actions on Bloody Sunday, a sergeant major claimed today.

A FORMER paratrooper said yesterday he fabricated his original eyewitness account of the Bloody Sunday shootings that put soldiers in a positive light.

A former British paratrooper today said he was “baffled” when his fellow paras began firing on Bloody Sunday killing 13 unarmed civil rights marchers.

Soldier 027, who is giving evidence to the Saville Inquiry in London, recalled that on Bloody Sunday his platoon moved in south down Rossville Street in armoured vans after getting the go-ahead from Major Ted Loden, Commander of the Support unit.

A Bloody Sunday paratrooper today said that his colleagues fired without justification.

A fire engine was damaged when a fire crew came under attack in Derry.

Fire chiefs today warned lives could be put at risk after a crew was attacked by a mob in Derry.

Both the Provisional IRA and Official IRA gave orders to their members not to fire any shots on Bloody Sunday, but some did, a distinguished journalist who carried out a major investigation of the killings 30 years ago told the Saville Inquiry today.

A man today described watching a soldier take aim and shoot a man in the head as the victim was waving a white handkerchief on Bloody Sunday.

A boy was seen carrying what appeared to be a tray of nail or petrol bombs at the scene of two of the Bloody Sunday killings, it was claimed today.

The Bloody Sunday Inquiry resumes today at the Guildhall in Derry.

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.