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The British Army “don’t do conspiracies”, a former chief of staff has told an inquest. General Sir Mike Jackson, 75, was giving evidence to a fresh inquest into a disputed shooting incident in Belfast in 1971. Ten civilians, including a mother-of-eight and a Catholic priest, were killed across three days from August 9 to 11 of that year. |
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The British Army “don’t do conspiracies”, a former chief of staff has told an inquest. General Sir Mike Jackson, 75, was giving evidence to a fresh inquest into a disputed shooting incident in Belfast in 1971. Ten civilians, including a mother-of-eight and a Catholic priest, were killed across three days from August 9 to 11 of that year. |
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The British Army “don’t do conspiracies”, a former chief of staff has told an inquest. General Sir Mike Jackson, 75, was giving evidence to a fresh inquest into a disputed shooting incident in Belfast in 1971. Ten civilians, including a mother-of-eight and a Catholic priest, were killed across three days from August 9 to 11 of that year. |
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The British Army “don’t do conspiracies”, a former chief of staff has told an inquest. General Sir Mike Jackson, 75, was giving evidence to a fresh inquest into a disputed shooting incident in Belfast in 1971. Ten civilians, including a mother-of-eight and a Catholic priest, were killed across three days from August 9 to 11 of that year. |
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The British Army “don’t do conspiracies”, a former chief of staff has told an inquest. General Sir Mike Jackson, 75, was giving evidence to a fresh inquest into a disputed shooting incident in Belfast in 1971. Ten civilians, including a mother-of-eight and a Catholic priest, were killed across three days from August 9 to 11 of that year. |
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Ten civilians, including a mother-of-eight and a Catholic priest, were killed across three days from August 9 to 11 of that year. The Ballymurphy massacre victims (PA) The shootings at Ballymurphy came following the introduction by the Stormont administration of the controversial policy of internment without trial. |
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Ten civilians, including a mother-of-eight and a Catholic priest, were killed across three days from August 9 to 11 of that year. The Ballymurphy massacre victims (PA) The shootings at Ballymurphy came following the introduction by the Stormont administration of the controversial policy of internment without trial. |
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Ten civilians, including a mother-of-eight and a Catholic priest, were killed across three days from August 9 to 11 of that year. The Ballymurphy massacre victims (PA) The shootings at Ballymurphy came following the introduction by the Stormont administration of the controversial policy of internment without trial. |
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Relatives of those who died on Bloody Sunday in Derry and in Ballymurphy embrace each other as they enter Belfast’s court ahead of General Sir Mike Jackson’s evidence at Ballymurphy inquest. Photograph: Niall Carson/PA Wire
The former head of the British Army has insisted there was a gun battle between the IRA and soldiers at
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The former head of the British Army has insisted there was a gun battle between the IRA and soldiers at Ballymurphy in 1971. General Sir Mike Jackson, 75, was a captain in the Parachute Regiment on deployment in Belfast at the time.
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The former head of the British Army has insisted there was a gun battle between the IRA and soldiers at Ballymurphy in 1971. General Sir Mike Jackson, 75, was a captain in the Parachute Regiment on deployment in Belfast at the time. He described his role in August 1971 as community relations and press liaison. |
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