BBC
Government to pay compensation to Bloody Sunday families A memorial commemorating the names of the victims The BBC has learned that the government is to pay compensation to the families of those killed and wounded on Bloody Sunday. The move follows a...
Washington Post
Britain's defense ministry says it is prepared to pay compensation to relatives of 13 Irish demonstrators shot to death in 1972 by British troops. The ministry said on Thursday it was in contact with lawyers acting for the families of those killed...
Newyork Times
We acknowledge the pain felt by these families for nearly 40 years, and that members of the armed forces acted wrongly...We are in contact with the families' solicitors and where there is a legal liability to pay compensation, we will do so, a...
The New York Times
The report said the Defense Ministry had confirmed that it was prepared to resolve claims by relatives of the 14 people who were killed by members of a British parachute regiment as they marched in Londonderry on Jan. 30, 1972...The amounts of...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Fourteen people died after British soldiers opened fire on civil rights marchers in Derry, in Northern Ireland. It was one of the darkest chapters in the three decades of bombings and shootings known as 'The Troubles'. Last year, British prime...
United Press International
Bloody Sunday" victims killed or injured in 1972 by British soldiers in Northern Ireland said Thursday they would reject proffered compensation. The Defense Ministry announced Thursday it would offer compensation to families as appropriate, British...