An immediate inquiry, led by then-lord chief justice Lord Widgery, was labelled a whitewash after it largely cleared the soldiers of blame.
The Saville Inquiry concluded in 2010 that none of the casualties were posing a threat or doing anything that would justify their shooting and former UK prime minister David Cameron apologised in the House of Commons, saying that the killings were “unjustified and unjustifiable”. “Derry and the North has come a long way from the events of Bloody Sunday and with the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement approaching we should be proud of our achievements.”
columeastwood More meaningless nonsense from Eastwood and the SDLP.
Do they give the Nobel Peace Prize for campaigning for the release of terrorist murderers ...surely thats hypocrisy🤷♂️
columeastwood Mmm Colum
columeastwood And what about all the other families of those murdered in Northern Ireland and abroad? Eastwood, you're about as low as a snakes bollocks. What a pathetic way to try and get votes.