Bloody Sunday troops 'did not set out to murder'

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.

Journalist Brian Cashinella also claimed the military operation on January 30, 1972, was "quite clearly" a dry run for the reclamation of the no-go area of Free Derry - which happened six months later with Operation Motorman.