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Connect with us on Twitter Connect with us on Linked in. They interviewed five soldiers for a series of Channel 4 News reports on Bloody Sunday - when 13 unarmed civilians were shot dead by members of the Parachute Regiment in the Bogside area of Derry - broadcast in and When the journalists first appeared before the inquiry they refused to name the soldiers, but promised to contact them and ask them to relieve them of their duty of confidentiality.

Two of the soldiers agreed, and a third was already known to the inquiry under the code name "cipher ", but Ferguson and Thomson still refuse to name the remaining two. The journalists were called before Lord Saville's inquiry a second time last month, when they were told he was still "actively considering" legal action against them.

On January 26, Ferguson asked for an explanation of their position, and Lord Saville replied: "I do not think you are going to have to wait too long and I am sorry you have had this wait.