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People will gather in Derry-Londonderry this afternoon to commemorate Bloody Sunday 46 years on.
The crowds will join at the city's Creggan Shops to retrace the steps of the 1972 anti-internment march which ended in bloodshed.
Kate Nash's 19-year-old brother William died when British soldiers opened fire on the crowd.
She told Q Radio of the shock she and her father experienced when they went to the hospital afterwards.
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Four churches share £200,000 to tackle urgent repairs
By Claudia Savage (Press Association)
Irish leaders condemn fuel protests as wrong and ‘not in the national interest’
By Bairbre Holmes (Press Association)
Police probe suspected arson attack at Coleraine apartment block
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