Stormont MP to take stand in Saville Inquiry

Former Stormont MP and peace activist Ivan Cooper will be the 900th witness to appear before the Bloody Sunday Inquiry when he gives evidence on Monday.

Stormont MP to take stand in Saville Inquiry
Thu, 29 Jan, 2004 - 16:53

Former Stormont MP and peace activist Ivan Cooper will be the 900th witness to appear before the Bloody Sunday Inquiry when he gives evidence on Monday.

Mr Cooper who was portrayed by Ulster actor James Nesbitt in the award-winning film about Bloody Sunday, is expected to be in the witness box for a day and a half.

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