Saville Inquiry hears further British army evidence

A former British soldier has told the Saville Inquiry in London that he heard a colleague open fire on Bloody Sunday in Derry without issuing a warning.

A former British soldier has told the Saville Inquiry in London that he heard a colleague open fire on Bloody Sunday in Derry without issuing a warning.

The soldier, identified only as INQ 631, said his colleague, who was standing beside him, opened fire at a suspected gunman who he spotted in a window.

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