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Speaking in the House of Commons this afternoon he said: "I would like to say sorry to their families for how the investigations were handled and for the pain they've endured since the campaign began almost five decades ago

"No apology, Mr. Speaker, can lessen the lasting pain. I hope they take some comfort in the answers they have secured and in knowing this has renewed the government's determination to ensure, in future, that other families can find answers with less distress and delay."

Colum Eastwood welcomes 'total vindication' of Ballymurphy victims and reminds British MPs of similarities with Parachute Regiment killings on Bloody Sunday

Families pictured after the Ballymurphy Massacre Inquest, International Conference Centre Belfast Ten people killed in west Belfast almost 50 years ago in the wake of an Army operation were "entirely innocent", an inquest has found. Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 11th May 2021 Picture by Stephen Hamilton / PressEye :

Last week Coroner Justice Keegan delivered her inquest verdict that Father Hugh Mullan, 38, Frank Quinn, 19, Joan Connolly, 44, Joseph Murphy, 48, Noel Phillips, 19, Daniel Teggart, 44, John Laverty, 20, Joseph Corr, 43, Edward Doherty, 31, and John McKerr, 49, were 'entirely innocent' when they were shot dead by members of the British Parachute Regiment in West Belfast in August 1971.

Colum Eastwood challenges Jeffrey Donaldson on alleged 'vexatious prosecutions' - How many members of the security forces have been prosecuted to date?

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson apologises to Ballymurphy massacre families