'Protected' para to face Bloody Sunday inquiry

The first of the Bloody Sunday paratroopers was today giving evidence into the killing of 13 unarmed men on a civil rights march on January 30, 1972.

'Protected' para to face Bloody Sunday inquiry

The first of the Bloody Sunday paratroopers was today giving evidence into the killing of 13 unarmed men on a civil rights march on January 30, 1972.

The paratrooper, identified only as Soldier 027, was giving evidence shielded by a screen at the Saville Inquiry in central London.

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