UK government spends nearly €5m on legal defence of Bloody Sunday’s Soldier F
British army veteran found not guilty of two murders and five attempted murders in Derry in 1972
Bloody Sunday
Soldier F: Why he was found not guilty in Bloody Sunday murder trial
In the News podcast: First-ever trial of a former British soldier accused of killing unarmed civilians during 1972 massacre
Silence in court as Soldier F, who sat obscured from view, was found not guilty
‘We took him to the wire’: Tears and disappointment as families react to verdict
Former paratrooper Soldier F found not guilty of murder in Bloody Sunday trial
British army veteran acquitted of murder and attempted murder at Belfast Crown Court
Judge to deliver verdict in Bloody Sunday murder trial next week
Earlier, attempt to halt trial of Soldier F at Belfast Crown Court was dismissed
Judge considers application to halt Soldier F trial over Bloody Sunday murders
Court told that key evidence against former British paratrooper is unreliable and could lead to unsafe conviction
Bloody Sunday trial hears account of witness who saw a soldier firing his gun
Eye witness Denis McLaughlin recounts being hit with a rubber bullet fired by a soldier in Derry’s Glenfada Park
Soldier F trial hears claims paratrooper opened fire on Bloody Sunday
Eye witness Jon McCourt recounts being hit with a rubber bullet fired by a soldier in Derry’s Glenfada Park
Teen ‘told man not to move’ before the man was shot dead on Bloody Sunday, court hears
Witness gives evidence at trial of Soldier F, who is accused of two murders, five attempted murders
Victim pretended to be dead after being shot on Bloody Sunday, Soldier F trial hears
British Army veteran is on trial in Belfast charged with the murders of James Wray and William McKinney
Bloody Sunday: Soldier F trial set to resume with witness evidence next week
Former paratrooper pleading not guilty to murder of two men and attempted murder of five others on Bloody Sunday in Derry in 1972
Bloody Sunday: Judge rules evidence against soldier charged is admissable
Bloody Sunday families ‘very pleased that the judge saw merit in the prosecution’s submissions’
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Court considers admissibility of ‘decisive evidence’ in Soldier F trial
Former paratrooper charged with murdering James Wray and William McKinney on Bloody Sunday in Derry
Soldier F trial: Shooting of civilians on Bloody Sunday was unjustified, court hears
Non-jury case opens in Belfast, with former member of Parachute Regiment charged with murder
After 53 years, Bloody Sunday families march to court ‘with heads held high’
Soldier F goes on trial in Belfast accused of two counts of murder and five of attempted murder
Soldier F stands trial on two Bloody Sunday murder charges
British army veteran charged with two murders and five attempted murders in Derry’s Bogside in January 1972
The Deployment of Art by Clare Carolin: A scathing critique of official British versions of the Troubles
The British academic skewers the long campaign by the British army to promote itself ‘as a kindly force of non-partisan peacekeepers’
‘I’m not going to do anything that isn’t possible to do together’: peacemaker Lord Eames celebrates 50 years since consecration
Anglican bishop’s outreach in 1970s Derry helped to break with history
Boy’s letter about not being able to play outside after Bloody Sunday touched taoiseach, new State records show
Derry boy Cormac Quigley’s note arrived during some of the darkest days of the Troubles
Bloody Sunday: ‘Soldier F’ to face murder trial in September
Ex-paratrooper accused of murdering James Wray and William McKinney in Derry in January 1972
Bloody Sunday: Soldier F trial likely to be listed for September
Former paratrooper accused of killing two men and five attempted murders in Derry in January 1972
Senior British general ‘furious’ about new Bloody Sunday inquiry he saw as ‘cynical political move’
Department of Foreign Affairs found open criticism of political leaders remarkable
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Mike Jackson obituary: British general associated with Bloody Sunday killings
Whatever about his reputation in Ireland he became probably Britain’s best-known post-second World War officer
Irishman in Canada for 50 years: ‘I was about to return home after three years but then things changed’
Patrick McKenna fitted right into the political hothouse in Montreal in 1978, which provided him with the adrenaline rush he had been missing since leaving Belfast
British general involved in Bloody Sunday and Ballymurphy massacre dies
General Mike Jackson told Saville Tribunal he ‘emphatically’ rejected suggestion he sought to sanitise the events of January 30th, 1972
Olivia O’Leary: It could be terrifying to be with Nell McCafferty. You never knew what she was going to do or say
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‘Condemned for bringing politics into sport’: The Irish cyclists who caused chaos at the Olympics
At a time of bitter factionalism in Irish cycling, and bloodshed in Northern Ireland, a group of riders plotted to disrupt the Olympic road race to make a point
Former British soldiers will not be prosecuted over Bloody Sunday perjury allegations
Families ‘disappointed but not fooled’ by prosecutor’s decision not to proceed to due ‘insufficient’ evidence
Bloody Sunday families will not be prosecuted for walking together to court last year
Foyle MP Colum Eastwood was among those facing prosecution after complaint was made to PSNI
Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson reports SDLP leader to watchdog over Bloody Sunday investigation
Colum Eastwood said he would take no further part in inquiries after walking with victims’ families to court hearing
Former British soldier to stand trial for murder and attempted murder on Bloody Sunday
Soldier F charged with murder of Jim Wray and William McKinney in Derry on January 30th, 1972
Dublin’s Clonliffe Bridge renamed Bloody Sunday Bridge
Dublin City Council renamed Clonliffe Bridge in honour of the 14 civilians killed on November 21st, 1920
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