Bloody Sunday soldier faces murder charges
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One former British soldier will face prosecution on two charges of murder and four charges of attempted murder over the Bloody Sunday shootings in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, in 1972
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Detail map 
Creggan
River Foyle
Derry / Londonderry
Belfast
N. IRELAND
To Guildhall barricade
William Street
BOGSIDE 
Rubble
Glenfada Park
LONDONDERRY
Free Derry Corner
Army
barricade
Rossville Flats
Rossville Street
Chamberlain Street
Old city walls
Route of march 
Planned route 
British advance 
Fatalities 
Wounded
50m 55 yards
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BLOODY SUNDAY SHOOTINGS: January 30, 1972

14:50GMT: About 10,000 people gather in Creggan area for march organised by Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association to protest at internment without trial – despite all such protests being banned by Northern Irish parliament

15:45GMT: Protesters turn into Rossville Street after army barricades block route of march. Some throw stones at soldiers who respond with rubber bullets, tear gas and water cannon. Two men shot and wounded

16:05GMT: Unit of 1st Batallion Parachute Regiment advances down William Street and Rossville Street with orders to arrest as many marchers as possible. Shooting begins at 16.10

16:40GMT: Shooting ends with 13 marchers killed and another 13 wounded, one of whom later dies. Soldiers claim they were fired upon first, but marchers say paratroopers shot indiscriminately at unarmed civilians

Mar 14, 2019: Soldier “F” charged with murders of James Wray and William McKinney and attempted murders of Joseph Friel, Michael Quinn, Joe Mahon and Patrick O’Donnell. 16 other soldiers face no charges
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Sources: Associated Press, BBC
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