Bloody Sunday: Appeal made about soldier witness ruling

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.

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.

Two High Court judges in London overturned a decision by the inquiry tribunal, headed by Lord Saville of Newdigate, that the witnesses must attend in person at Derry’s Guildhall.

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