Heath denies responibility for Derry deaths

Former British Prime Minister Edward Heath today insisted he was not responsible for the deaths of 13 civil rights protesters on Bloody Sunday nearly 31 years ago.

Heath denies responibility for Derry deaths

Former British Prime Minister Edward Heath today insisted he was not responsible for the deaths of 13 civil rights protesters on Bloody Sunday nearly 31 years ago.

Giving evidence to the inquiry into the shootings by the British army in the Bogside area of Derry on January 30 1972, Heath also refused to issue a fresh apology for what happened.

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