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Photographing Bloody Sunday: the complex legacy of the Troubles' most iconic images

On January 30 1972, dozens of photographers arrived in Derry, Northern Ireland, to cover a protest march against internment without trial. The day’s events turned violent when British paratroopers opened fire. The photographers ended up capturing on film one of the most significant events of the Troubles – Bloody Sunday.

The Conversation

Bloody Sunday families’ 50-year quest for justice

In 2010 Prime Minister David Cameron delivered a public apology, describing the 1972 killings as ‘unjustified and unjustifiable’.

The Independent UK

Bloody Sunday took music out of our house, brother of victim says

William McKinney was shot dead on Bloody Sunday 50 years ago.

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Bloody Sunday victim’s sister says grief also led to death of her mother

Margaret Wray’s brother Jim was 22 when he was shot dead on January 30, 1972.

The Independent UK

The main findings of the Bloody Sunday Inquiry

Lord Saville chaired the long-running probe into the events of January 30, 1972.

The Independent UK

Victim’s son says Bloody Sunday left a ‘deep scar’ on generations

Patrick Doherty, a married father of six and member of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, was 32 when he died on January 30 1972.

The Independent UK

Bloody Sunday: How day of violence unfolded

Two policemen had been murdered in the city three days before soldiers opened fire on civil rights demonstrators.

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Sister of Bloody Sunday victim speaks of guilt over time taken to discover truth

Jean Hegarty was living in Canada when her 17-year-old brother Kevin McElhinney was shot dead on January 30 1972.

The Independent UK

Higgins, Martin and Corbyn to feature in Bloody Sunday 50th anniversary events

A series of events will take place over the weekend in Londonderry to mark the anniversary of the date when 13 civil rights protesters were shot dead.

The Independent UK

The victims of Bloody Sunday

Thirteen people were killed in the shootings in January 1972 and 15 others were injured.

The Independent UK

Victim’s brother recalls bullets flying past his head on Bloody Sunday

Seventeen-year-old Michael Kelly was shot dead during the civil rights march in Londonderry 50 years ago.

The Independent UK

Bloody Sunday families say battle for justice goes on after 50 years

Relatives of several of those shot half a century ago have expressed doubts that they will ever be able to secure convictions.

The Independent UK

Widgery ‘whitewash’ deepened wounds of Bloody Sunday

The 1972 investigation by then Lord Chief Justice John Widgery absolved the soldiers of blame.

The Independent UK

MPs disagree over Bloody Sunday as calls emerge for army regiment apology

Thirteen civil rights protesters were shot dead by British soldiers on January 30 1972.

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Irish Mirror

Politicians hold minute's silence in Dail to mark 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday

TDs heard that the events of Bloody Sunday were a "major tragedy" in the history of the island of Ireland

The Independent UK

Irish politicians hold minute’s silence to mark Bloody Sunday

TDs heard that the events of Bloody Sunday were a ‘major tragedy’ in the history of the island of Ireland.

The Independent UK

Flying of Parachute Regiment flags ahead of Bloody Sunday anniversary condemned

The Parachute Regiment was among those criticising the flags, saying they were ‘totally unacceptable’.

The Guardian - UK

Despite the violent past and toxic present, Britain and Ireland cannot escape the ties that bind

The fiftieth anniversary of Bloody Sunday reminds us that history and geography mean that now, as then, the fates of the two countries are entwined

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The Independent UK

British Government has ‘dragged its feet for too long’ on legacy issues – Martin

British soldiers involved in atrocities such as Bloody Sunday and the Ballymurphy massacre should ‘be brought to justice’, the Taoiseach said.

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