Advertisements proclaiming Michael Jackson's innocence that have appeared in London were organised by Londonderry Jackson fan Seany O'Kane, it has been reported.Transport for London have said they will be removing the advertisements, which feature the slogan "Facts don't lie. People do", after criticisms from a sexual assault victims' charity.

The posters appeared on bus stops and buses across London in response to a documentary in which Michael Jackson is accused to child sex abuse.The poster campaign began after a "Michael Jackson Innocent" crowdfunding page reached its £20,000 target.It is being led by former Big Brother contestant Seany O'Kane, who is from Londonderry, the BBC reports.

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Bloody Sunday commander: 'We thought we were under attack'

Thirteen people were shot dead in Londonderry when members of the Parachute Regiment opened fire on civilians in 1972.

The Saville Inquiry into the killings concluded that all the victims were innocent.The commanding officer of the paratroopers at the time, Lt Col Derek Wilford, told the BBC's Peter Taylor that on Bloody Sunday: "We thought we were under attack".

https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-northern-ireland-47563115/bloody-sunday-commander-we-thought-we-were-under-attack