Bloody Sunday commander refuses to apologise to victim's family
The commander of the British army unit which killed 13 unarmed civilians in Derry on Bloody Sunday 31 years ago has refused to apologise to the family of one of the victims.
A solicitor for the family of Bernard McGuigan asked Colonel Ted Loden today if he was prepared to apologise to Mr McGuigan's relatives, but the British soldier refused, saying he would "await the outcome of the inquiry".
