Murder inquiry after 40 years into Bloody Sunday killings by British soldiers

Fourteen died after civil rights marchers were shot dead by Parachute Regiment

'People have waited a long time for justice in terms of this. The question I want answered is when will we move this ahead, saying they are not ready to move this ahead will be very worrying for everybody,' he said.

John Kelly, whose 17-year-old brother Michael was among those killed said, "I do believe we will see these soldiers in court to be prosecuted for what they did," Kelly said.
There are still around 4,000 British soldiers in Northern Ireland but they no longer patrol.

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