The History of Terrorism
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Devlin walked across the floor of the Commons and slapped Maudling. She later said to journalists that Maudling's statement had been untrue and perfunctory, and that it had expressed no regrets for the 13 people shot and killed by British soldiers.
Maudling's statement in the House of Commons after Bloody Sunday agreed with the British army's statement that the Parachute Regiment had fired only in self-defence,[22] although this turned out to be untrue.
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