A former member of the Royal Navy who joined the IRA today conceded he could have fired a shot at the Army before his gun jammed on Bloody Sunday.

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

Three former IRA men who have agreed to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday Tribunal were granted anonymity today.

A Sinn Féin councillor, who was leader of the Fianna, the junior wing of the IRA in Derry, tonight denied its members were involved in attacks on the British army on Bloody Sunday.

A 48-year-old man has told the Saville Inquiry in Derry that he saw British soldiers riddle a car with bullets just as a young couple were about to get into it on Bloody Sunday almost 32 years ago.

A civilian witness today described how he saw a young man shot dead as the pair of them tried to escape from a hail of bullets on Bloody Sunday.

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 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.

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 loss of discipline among members of the Parachute Regiment contributed to the killings on Bloody Sunday, a former sergeant major in the paratroopers today told the Saville Inquiry.

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

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

A former army captain was today accused of participating in a conspiracy of lies and deceit to justify the events of Bloody Sunday.

A former soldier who refused to give evidence about Bloody Sunday is to be reported to the British High Court for contempt of the inquiry, it emerged today.

A soldier today denied lying about seeing a civilian gunman and hearing non-British army gunfire in Derry on Bloody Sunday.

Up to 50 rifles were gathered from soldiers in a handcart after the Bloody Sunday shootings, it was claimed today.

A soldier at the Saville Inquiry has been giving evidence about a fellow colleague who opened fire in Derry on Bloody Sunday.

A soldier said today he shot a bomber on Bloody Sunday who was preparing to throw a second device.

Military police invented an account of a gunman firing at soldiers on Bloody Sunday in an official statement, it was claimed today.

A soldier was told permission was sought from the British Prime Minister to enter the IRA-controlled no-go areas of Derry on Bloody Sunday, he claimed today.

A soldier claimed today he was permanently injured by an acid bomb which was thrown at him after he shot a nail bomber on Bloody Sunday.

A soldier who claims he shot two gunmen on Bloody Sunday today denied he entered the nationalist Bogside area of Derry waiting for the opportunity to shoot civil rights marchers.

Soldiers came under almost continuous fire after they entered the nationalist Bogside area of Derry on Bloody Sunday, it was claimed today.

The statements of soldiers serving on Bloody Sunday may have been altered to suit the circumstances of the time, it was claimed today.

A former paratrooper today dismissed suggestions he shot a woman on Bloody Sunday.

THE first shots fired on Bloody Sunday were directed at paratroopers as they entered the Bogside area of Derry, it was claimed yesterday.

Two paratroopers fired shots without aiming as they ran through Derry on Bloody Sunday, a soldier claimed today.

A FORMER paratrooper revealed yesterday that he lied about shooting dead one of the 13 unarmed civil rights protesters on Bloody Sunday.

A former paratrooper claimed today he lied about shooting dead one of the 13 unarmed civil rights protesters on Bloody Sunday.

The senior army officer who was the army’s helicopter observer on Bloody Sunday today said he only had a limited view of events - and that he had lobbied to handle the march differently.

THE personal assistant to the British Army’s most senior frontline officer on Bloody Sunday yesterday denied destroying his notes of the event because he had witnessed a massacre.

An investigator with the Royal Military Police today denied having “watered down” statements from paratroopers who opened fired on Bloody Sunday.

The man who commanded the British army on Bloody Sunday today said he had unknowingly given “inaccurate” information to the original inquiry into the shootings.

The public inquiry into the horrors of Bloody Sunday, which helped blight chances of peace in the North for nearly 30 years, is today reaching a crucial stage.

The British army’s wall of snipers on Bloody Sunday did not spot a single gunman during the main shootings, the Saville Inquiry was told today.

A British paratrooper’s radically different accounts of killing a Bloody Sunday marcher were not put before the Widgery Inquiry, it was revealed today.

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 former Army information chief today apologised at the Bloody Sunday inquiry for saying in the hours after the killings that four of the dead civilians were on a wanted list.

The former Bishop of Derry was fired at by a soldier as he ran to the aid of a fatally wounded teenager on Bloody Sunday, the Saville Inquiry has heard.

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.