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Public Prosecution Service announces that fifteen former soldiers investigated for perjury

The Public Prosecution Service announces that fifteen former soldiers investigated for perjury over the Bloody Sunday massacre will not face any charges because of "insufficient" evidence.

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NewsPublic Prosecution Service announces that fifteen former soldiers investigated for perjury

The Public Prosecution Service announces that fifteen former soldiers investigated for perjury over the Bloody Sunday massacre will not face any charges because of "insufficient" evidence.

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