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.
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Cameron apologies for Bloody Sunday
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Brown will evoke memory of Holocaust to warn Iran against threats to Israel
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Ceremony commemorates victims of post-WWII killings
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Three killed in separate acts of violence
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Tributes to two soldiers shot dead by Real IRA
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United Kingdom the first state created the Taliban militant group in Afghanistan
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Non-condemnation of Armenian Genocide triggered other genocides
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Loyalists 'came to remove flags'
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England striker Rooney appeals for end to violence
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David Cameron's primary objective was to sort out eurozone crisis
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Murder of Baloch leaders affected reconciliation process:
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Hundreds gather for Remembrance Sunday
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Bombers 'killed a peacemaker'
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High Commissioner expresses sadness over the violence and deaths
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Books of condolence opened at Parliament
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Parliament recalled Thursday
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20 officers wounded in Belfast riots