Saville Inquiry summons Paisley

Ian Paisley has been summoned to appear at the Bloody Sunday inquiry.

Thu, 02 May, 2002 - 18:36

Ian Paisley has been summoned to appear at the Bloody Sunday inquiry.

The Democratic Unionist Party leader will be questioned about why he suddenly called off a counter demonstration he had been due to hold in Derry on what became Bloody Sunday.

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Courts Saville Inquiry Place: Derry Place: Guildhall Person: Paisley Person: Ian Paisley Person: Christopher Clarke Person: QC Person: Lord Saville Event: Bloody Sunday Event: civil rights Event: civil rights march Organisation: Saville Organisation: Democratic Unionist Party Organisation: DUP

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