Prosecution of Soldier F must resume immediately, say families of those killed
Solicitors acting for the families say the Public Prosecution Service must now immediately move to re-institute the proceedings
Call for clarity from British government on tackling legacy issues
NI Minister urges action after prosecution of ex-British soldiers halted over Troubles killings
Bloody Sunday families call for Soldier F trial to stay in Derry
Moving the trial to Belfast ‘is likely to attract protestors, or even more sinister elements’
Bloody Sunday: Case against Soldier F is adjourned until December
Former British soldier is accused of murdering two men during 1972 shooting
Bloody Sunday: Case against Soldier F begins in Derry
Former member of elite Parachute Regiment accused of murdering two unarmed civilians
Bloody Sunday: Case against Soldier F to begin in Derry
Hearing will establish if there is sufficient evidence for case to be transferred to trial
Bloody Sunday families reject comment that Soldier F should not be imprisoned
Statement critical of Kate Nash whose brother was killed in Derry in 1972
The Bloody Sunday victims: Their stories and what the 2010 Saville report said about them
Bloody Sunday – January 30th, 1972
Explainer: What happened on Bloody Sunday in 1972?
13 people were shot dead by British paratroopers in space of 10 minutes
Bloody Sunday decision time: 'The people who were killed have nothing'
January 30th, 1972: Survivors speak ahead of Thursday’s prosecution announcement
Karen Bradley like ‘colonial governor of the past’ over killings comment
Northern secretary said killings by security forces during Troubles were ‘not crimes’
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