Conservative Party Apologizes For Bloody Sunday Footage
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“The Conservatives have apologised for including footage from Bloody Sunday in a social media video in support of army veterans. The material showed some of the military operation in Londonderry in January 1972.”
“The Conservatives have apologised for including footage from Bloody Sunday in a social media video in support of army veterans. The material showed some of the military operation in London Dairy in January 1972.”
“The Conservatives have apologised for including footage from Bloody Sunday in a social media video in support of army veterans. The video, which was presented by the party's leader, Kemi Badenok, has been deleted.”
“The Conservatives have apologised for including footage from Bloody Sunday in a social media video in support of army veterans.”
“The Conservative Party apologised for the use of video focused on bloody Sunday, 54 years ago. Tony Doherty said it was grossly insensitive and extremely stupid.”
“In 2010, the then Prime Minister David Cameron apologised for the killings after a public inquiry found all 13 people the army had shot dead were posing no threat.”
“Tony Doherty, whose father Patrick died, said he was astounded by the use of the pictures. I had it locked twice because I couldn't believe the first time what I was looking at, it was grossly insensitive and extremely stupid.”
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