The trial of Soldier F, the only British soldier charged with murder over the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre, began in Belfast. He is accused of murdering two men and attempting to murder five others during a protest where British soldiers shot unarmed Catholic demonstrators, resulting in 13 deaths. The case reflects the long history of violence in Northern Ireland, with families of victims seeking justice for decades. The prosecution argues that the soldiers acted without justification, while Soldier F maintains his innocence.