Bloody Sunday Inquiry 'proves victims unarmed'

A six-year inquiry into the Bloody Sunday shootings has finally proved none of those killed were armed, it was claimed today.

Bloody Sunday Inquiry 'proves victims unarmed'

A six-year inquiry into the Bloody Sunday shootings has finally proved none of those killed were armed, it was claimed today.

A top barrister representing relatives of the dead also launched a scathing attack on the reliability of evidence given to Lord Saville’s tribunal by soldiers who opened fire on Derry in January 1972, killing 13.

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