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A British paratrooper today claimed he shot a nail bomber on Bloody Sunday.
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British paratroopers shot dead 13 unarmed men later that day.
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Ken Washer was one of thousands of British paratroopers who took part in the Battle of Arnhem.
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A former British paratrooper admitted today that an army statement he signed shortly after Bloody Sunday was inaccurate.
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The MoD said the injured civilians, including children, were evacuated by car after receiving medical treatment from British paratroopers.
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British paratroopers came under fire in the Afghan capital last night when they helped to foil a robbery attempt.
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Former British paratroopers could be granted anonymity to testify at the Bloody Sunday inquiry, it was confirmed last night.
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Court martial proceedings against a British paratrooper cleared of shooting of two joyriders in Belfast in 1990 have been halted.
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The British paratroopers returned fire, and the gunmen sped away in a vehicle, ISAF chief of staff Colonel Richard Barons told reporters.
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Thirteen marchers were shot dead in in Londonderry in 1972 when British paratroopers opened fire on crowds at a civil rights demonstration.
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Letter bombs from Ireland in London and a British paratrooper who took part in Bloody Sunday saying he'd do it all again.
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British paratroopers were unjustified in opening fire on an unarmed Official IRA man in Northern Ireland 40 years ago, according to a report.
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A former British paratrooper today denied telling a reporter he intended withholding evidence from the Saville Inquiry into the events of Bloody Sunday.
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But in the process Munadi was shot dead and a British paratrooper was also killed, although it is not known who shot them.
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A British paratrooper's radically different accounts of killing a Bloody Sunday marcher were not put before the Widgery Inquiry, it was revealed today.
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Thirteen people were shot dead by British paratroopers when they opened fire on civil rights protesters on the streets of Derry in January 1972.