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01/02/1972

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A discussion on the setting up of a tribunal to investigate the events of Bloody Sunday.

David Dimbleby presents a discussion on the setting up of a tribunal under the Lord Chief Justice to investigate the events of Bloody Sunday in Londonderry.

David Dimbleby presents a discussion on the setting up of a tribunal under the Lord Chief Justice to investigate the events of Bloody Sunday in Londonderry, in which thirteen people were killed.Sir John Foster QC, Gerry Fitt (leader of the SDLP), Roy Hattersley (Labour MP) and Antony Buck (Conservative MP) are part of the studio panel in the discussion, with Roy Bradford (Northern Ireland Minister of Development) joining via video-link from Belfast.

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