Saville inquiry reaches crucial stage

The public inquiry into the horrors of Bloody Sunday, which helped blight chances of peace in the North for nearly 30 years, is today reaching a crucial stage.

Saville inquiry reaches crucial stage

The public inquiry into the horrors of Bloody Sunday, which helped blight chances of peace in the North for nearly 30 years, is today reaching a crucial stage.

General Robert Ford, 78, who as Commander of Land Forces was in charge of the British army’s day-to-day operations in Northern Ireland in 1972, is nearing the end of his evidence.

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