Bloody Sunday families win right to challenge anonymity ruling

The Bloody Sunday Tribunal in Derry has adjourned for the day after lawyers representing the families of the victims took legal action against one of the inquiry’s rulings.

The Bloody Sunday Tribunal in Derry has adjourned for the day after lawyers representing the families of the victims took legal action against one of the inquiry’s rulings.

The families of the 13 civilians shot dead by British soldiers challenged a ruling giving 20 RUC witnesses the right to give evidence from behind screens.

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