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[h=1]'I was racked by guilt': Twenty years after 16 children and their teacher were shot dead in his school, the headmaster of Dunblane Primary and other survivors describe that horrendous day[/h]
PUBLISHED: 23:53, 4 March 2016 | UPDATED: 00:45, 5 March 2016
On March 13, 1996, shortly after 9.30am, a gunman burst through the gym doors at Dunblane Primary School and fired off 105 shots in quick succession from two handguns.
In the space of three minutes, Thomas Hamilton, a loner who bore a grudge against society, shot dead 16 Primary One pupils and their teacher, Gwen Mayor, before turning the gun on himself.
To date, it remains the deadliest firearms atrocity in the UK.
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- New documentary marks anniversary of shocking tragedy at Dunblane
- Ex-Dunblane Primary head Ron Taylor felt 'enormous guilt' over shootings
- Parents Steve and Bev Birnie found their son Matthew had been shot
- Debbie Mayor was studying in London when she heard her mother died
- Alison Ross was just four months old when sister Alison gunned down
PUBLISHED: 23:53, 4 March 2016 | UPDATED: 00:45, 5 March 2016
On March 13, 1996, shortly after 9.30am, a gunman burst through the gym doors at Dunblane Primary School and fired off 105 shots in quick succession from two handguns.
In the space of three minutes, Thomas Hamilton, a loner who bore a grudge against society, shot dead 16 Primary One pupils and their teacher, Gwen Mayor, before turning the gun on himself.
To date, it remains the deadliest firearms atrocity in the UK.
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