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    First minister peter Robinson has called for a murder probe into the soldiers who killed marchers on Bloody Sunday. He argued that the logic of the police decision is that they should investigate his Stormont Castle colleague. The PSNI declined to comment last night.

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    First minister peter Robinson has called for a murder probe into the soldiers who killed marchers on Bloody Sunday. He argued that the logic of the police decision is that they should investigate his Stormont Castle colleague. The PSNI declined to comment last night.

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    Robinson: probe
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    FIRST Minister Peter Robin-
    son yesterday called for Martin
    McGuinness to be investigated
    by police if a murder probe into
    the soldiers who killed marchers
    on Bloody Sunday goes ahead.
    As pressure intensifed on the
    PSNI over its decision to inves-
    tigate the 1972 killings, Mr Rob-
    inson argued that the logic of
    the police decision is that they
    should investigate his Stormont
    Castle colleague.
    Speaking yesterday morning
    after several unionists had sharp-
    ly criticised the PSNI proposal to
    investigate the Paratroopers but
    not others, the DUP leader said:
    How could you avoid an inquiry
    into that and say that were going
    to have an inquiry into the Army
    personnel that were there?
    The Deputy First Minister has
    openly admitted that he was in
    charge [of the IRA in Londonder-
    ry that day]. If that was the case
    then there has to be an investi-
    gation if youre investigating the
    Army.
    Last night the PSNI declined
    to comment.
    But Mr McGuinness hit back,
    saying: I consider comments
    from unionist politicians today
    in the wake of the decision of the
    PSNI to investigate the events of
    Bloody Sunday as an attempt to
    divert attention away from the
    actions of the Parachute Regi-
    ment on that day. Turn to page 8
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    Robbie Mulligan, Banbridge, takes a keen interest in the cattle judging at Newry Show.
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