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
Soldier F accused of murder on Bloody Sunday named in Dáil
Taoiseach told British government there can be no amnesty ‘for anybody’
Bloody Sunday: Timeline of an atrocity and its long legal aftermath
From the civil rights background of the fatal march through to Widgery and Saville inquiries
Colum Eastwood uses parliamentary privilege to name Soldier F
The soldier has been accused of two murders on Bloody Sunday in 1972
Halt to Bloody Sunday prosecution to be delayed pending challenge
Brother of one of the victims secured permission to challenge the prosecutors’ decision
Brother of Bloody Sunday victim launches bid to prevent murder charge end
Criminal proceedings against Soldier F to be discontinued after prosecution service ruled
Call for clarity from British government on tackling legacy issues
NI Minister urges action after prosecution of ex-British soldiers halted over Troubles killings
Families of five Bloody Sunday victims challenge prosecution decision
North’s Public Prosecution Service ruled former British soldiers should not be tried
Bloody Sunday: Committal proceedings against Soldier F begin in Derry
Former paratrooper accused of murdering James Wray and William McKinney in 1972
Decision on venue for Soldier F’s trial over Bloody Sunday deaths put back
Former Parachute Regiment member faces two murder charges and five of attempted murder
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: Decision not to prosecute soldiers under review
Legal submissions sent to NI’s Public Prosecution Service on behalf of victims’ families
Thousands protest in London against prosecution of Bloody Sunday soldier
Former servicemen and supporters converge on Whitehall over ‘Soldier F’ trial
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
‘Soldier F’ Bloody Sunday case to begin in Derry in September
Soldier to face charges of murdering William McKinney and James Wray
‘No soldier should be charged,’ say British veterans
Soldier F, who faces charges over Bloody Sunday shootings, is ‘one soldier too many’
Families react to Bloody Sunday verdict: ‘This is not the end of it’
One former British soldier is to be charged over the killings 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
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