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Thu 03 Mar 2010Families may have to wait weeks for findings
THE FIRST moves towards publishing the Bloody Sunday inquiry report began in London yesterday with British government lawyers examining the 5,000-page document to see whether its contents could endanger life or jeopardise British national security.
The Bloody Sunday families and the British soldiers responsible for the shootings on January 30th, 1972, that killed 13 men, with a 14th dying some months later, are likely to have to wait several more weeks before they learn the findings of the inquiry.
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