Police and protesters are still on the streets in the Bogside area after a night of rioting in Derry.

One woman talks about her distrust for the RUC and her fear that they will bomb her home while she is out. She also warns the cameraman to watch his camera. Crowds, many of whom are children, are shown marching, singing civil rights songs such as "We shall not be moved" and "We shall overcome" and shouting "Up the Rebels".

Note parts of this report are mute. 

A RTÉ News clip featuring crowds in Derry following a night of rioting in the city broadcast on 20 April 1969.

This clip is partially mute.
 

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