Saville Inquiry hears of missing papers

The family of one of the Bloody Sunday victims has accused the British government of suppressing documents concerning the prime minister in 1972, Sir Edward Heath.

The family of one of the Bloody Sunday victims has accused the British government of suppressing documents concerning the prime minister in 1972, Sir Edward Heath.

In a written submission, Lord Gifford, representing the family of Jim Wray, wants the Saville Inquiry to call on the British government to appear before the Tribunal next week to address the matter.

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