- Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch posted a video criticising Labour's Northern Ireland Troubles Bill, which controversially included footage from Bloody Sunday.
- The video, shared on her social media channels, featured Mrs Badenoch speaking alongside archive material depicting British soldiers, with at least one shot identified as being from Bloody Sunday.
- Foyle MP Colum Eastwood condemned the video as "disgusting" and "disgraceful," calling it an insult to the innocent civil rights protesters murdered in Derry in 1972.
- Mrs Badenoch's video argued that Labour's Bill would "drag" Troubles veterans back to court, and she stated her party would vote to block and repeal the legislation.
- The video has since been removed from both X and Facebook, with Mr Eastwood contrasting it with David Cameron's 2010 apology for the actions of soldiers on Bloody Sunday.
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Use of Bloody Sunday footage in now-deleted Kemi Badenoch video branded ‘disgusting’
