18.05 BST And this concludes our live coverage of an extraordinary day for Londonderry and for Northern Ireland; of what our reporter Martin Fletcher called “a moment of great catharsis and jubilation”.
After 38 years of campaigning, the families of the 14 people who died at the hands of British paramilitaries in 1972 have achieved their aim: to replace the “whitewashed” findings of the British government’s original inquiry with a detailed document that exonerates their loved ones and clearly points the finger of blame.
Questions still remain to be answered: will Northern Ireland’s Public Prosecution Service bring criminal cases against soldiers who we now know not only killed innocent civilians, but lied about it in a public tribunal?
If so, will Northern Irish unionists seek