Bloody Sunday widow to get £625,000 damages

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2 Oct, 2018 Bloody Sunday widow to get £625,000 damages The widow of a man shot dead by a soldier on Bloody Sunday is to receive £625,000 in damages, the High Court has heard. Latest News PSNI: Return to 50/50 recruitment may have to be considered A return to 50/50 recruitment of Catholics and Protestants into the PSNI may have to be considered, a senior officer has said. Legacy Scandal: 'An IRA bomb killed my son yet it was me who had to quit the victims forum while a boastful bomber stayed' In the latest essay in our series that raises fresh questions about the definition of a victim, JACKIE NICHOLL recounts how he liked and befriended a man on the victims forum until he found that he was an unrepentant IRA bomber. Mr Nicholl was left feeling dismayed and tricked (see beneath the essay a link to rest of the series): SoS Karen Bradley says she could not support statute of limitations The Secretary of State has said she could not support a statute of limitations that would prevent military veterans from being prosecuted for crimes committed during the Troubles. Magnificent Fermanagh lakeside retreat with its own private pier Occupying a magnificent 2.3 acre elevated site with panoramic views over Lower Lough Erne, 'Rossan' is undoubtedly one of the finest properties to be offered for sale in recent years. Sport Update Ireland cricketer Gary Wilson leaves Derbyshire Ireland Twenty20 captain Gary Wilson has left Derbyshire by mutual consent and is to return home to Northern Ireland. David Healy praises brilliant Linfield after Ballymena win Linfield boss David Healy paid his team a big compliment after this crucial result by claiming it was their most impressive win of the season, so far! Ronnie McFall unhappy with Glentoran's attitude Although Glentoran's unbeaten run remained intact following Saturday's draw with Warrenpoint on Saturday, manager Ronnie McFall was none too happy with the attitude he saw from his men in the second half. And finally... QFT still rolling with it at the grand age of 50 A Queen's University lecture room which was turned into a rudimentary cinema in 1968 remains a vital outlet for homegrown films and unique movies 50 years on. See all the day's news here

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