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British ex-soldier acquitted of murder in 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre in Northern Ireland

The judge ruled on Thursday that there was insufficient evidence to convict Soldier F over the killing of unarmed civilians on 30 January 1972.

Euronews

Long-awaited trial of Soldier F withstood potential collapse over evidence

Soldier F’s defence team maintained their position that the key evidence against him was ‘unreliable’.

Evening Standard

Bloody Sunday soldier found not guilty of murders

The former paratrooper was accused of two murders and five attempted murders

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Judge to deliver verdict in soldier F trial next week

The former paratrooper is accused of the murder of two men during the events of Bloody Sunday in Londonderry in 1972.

Evening Standard

Judge dismisses bid to end trial of Soldier F over two Bloody Sunday deaths

Soldier F has been accused of the murder of James Wray and William McKinney after a civil rights parade in Londonderry on January 30 1972.

Evening Standard

Judge considers application to halt Soldier F trial over Bloody Sunday murders

Defence barrister Mark Mulholland KC has said there is no case to answer because crucial evidence is ‘unreliable’.

Evening Standard

Soldier so scared on Bloody Sunday his ‘knees were trembling’, court hears

The trial of Soldier F for the murder of two men heard one of his colleagues describe being terrified on the day of the shootings in 1972.

Evening Standard

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Soldier F trial set to resume with witness evidence next week

Evidence is set to be heard from three men who survived the Bloody Sunday shootings, as well as former soldiers.

Evening Standard

Bloody Sunday: trial of Soldier F can admit hearsay evidence, judge rules

Prosecution request granted to admit ‘decisive’ statements by other soldiers present at 1972 shootings in Derry

The Guardian - UK

Judge to consider admissibility of ‘decisive’ evidence in Soldier F prosecution

The former paratrooper has been accused of two murders during a series of shootings in Londonderry in 1972 known as Bloody Sunday.

Evening Standard

‘Complete cloud of uncertainty’ around key evidence at Soldier F trial

A defence lawyer said statements described by the prosecution as ‘decisive evidence’ were not admissible.

Evening Standard

Former priest and headmaster handed 10-year sentence for litany of child abuse

Paul Dunleavy, 89, is already serving time in prison having been previously convicted on two separate occasions of sexual offences against children.

Evening Standard

Former Christian Brother teacher showed ‘no mercy’ to child victims, court told

A judge said he would pass sentence on Paul Dunleavy next week.

Evening Standard

Westminster coroner’s court extension review – an extension of deep sympathy

A Beatrix Potter-meets-ancient-Rome aesthetic brings and dignity and intimacy to Patrick Lynch’s addition to the coroner’s court that held the hearings into Grenfell and the Westminster Bridge attacks

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NYPD Commissioner Sewell’s first year: Big drop in NYC murders and shootings, concerns she’s not visible enough

NEW YORK — When Mayor Adams announced Nov. 29 that police would carry out a new city policy of removing mentally ill people from the streets into shelters, a city official who’d have a big role carrying out the plan — NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell — wasn’t with the mayor…

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NYC Mayor Adams’ mental health hospitalization plan greeted with skepticism from cops, EMS on the front lines

NEW YORK — The skepticism was swift and citywide, from police precincts to emergency rooms and EMS ambulances, when New York City Mayor Eric Adams rolled out his new plan to force the mentally-ill into medical treatment.

Chicago Sun-Times

Patrick Lynch, Irish immigrant who served in the Army, refinished and upholstered furniture, dead at 92

He dreamed of being an electrical engineer and took courses, according to his daughter, but needed to work because of the responsibilities of his growing family.

The Independent UK

Charges dropped against 16-year-old rapper accused of shooting NYPD officer

Incident occurred in January

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NYC Mayor Adams lifts COVID vaccine mandates for performers, athletes: 'I must move this city forward'

NEW YORK — In one of his most controversial decisions to date, Mayor Eric Adams rolled back the COVID-19 mandate that prohibits unvaccinated professional athletes from playing home games in New York City — prompting some critics to point to the likelihood of more legal challenges and others to decry…

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