Cameron apologises for Bloody Sunday massacre
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday apologised for the Bloody Sunday massacre of January 1972 in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, by British soldiers in which 13 demonstrators taking part in a civil rights protest were killed.
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday tendered an unequivocal apology to the people of Northern Ireland for Bloody Sunday - when 13 innocent people were gunned down by the British army Jan 30, 1972 - in a bid to complete the Irish peace process that began at the turn of the century.