Bloody Sunday victims remembered

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

Relatives of victims attended a memorial service at the Bloody Sunday monument in the Bogside, where a minute’s silence was also observed.

But the majority of the families refused to take part in a subsequent march that retraced the route of the demonstration in which British paratroopers killed 14 civil rights marchers on Jan 30, 1972.

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