'There was no master plan' for Bloody Sunday

There was no master plan to kill innocent civilians on Bloody Sunday, the inquiry into the shootings was told today.

There was no master plan to kill innocent civilians on Bloody Sunday, the inquiry into the shootings was told today.

Anthony Stephens, who was head of the Defence Secretariat at the Ministry of Defence, said that Whitehall had not expected there to be any bloodshed on the civil rights march in Derry on January 30 1972.

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