Saville Inquiry to resume later today

The Saville Inquiry into the killing of 13 unarmed Catholic civilians by British soldiers on Bloody Sunday is due to resume later today.

Mon, 08 Sep, 2003 - 08:46

The Saville Inquiry into the killing of 13 unarmed Catholic civilians by British soldiers on Bloody Sunday is due to resume later today.

The inquiry was established in 2000 to investigate the controversial killings, which took place at a Catholic civil rights march in Derry on January 30, 1972.

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Courts Saville Inquiry Place: Derry Place: Bogside Place: Creggan Person: Lord Saville Person: Martin McGuinness Person: McGuinness Event: Inquiry Event: Bloody Sunday Event: Catholic civil rights Event: Christmas Organisation: British Government Organisation: Sinn Féin Organisation: Provisional IRA Organisation: Official IRA Organisation: Provisional

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