When did the Hyde Park and Regent's Park bombings occur?
Q: When did the Hyde Park and Regent's Park bombings occur?
A: The bombings occurred on 20 July 1982.
Q: Who was responsible for the bombings in Hyde Park and Regent's Park?
A: Members of the Provisional Irish Republican Army were responsible for the bombings.
Q: What was the target of the bombings?
A: The target of the bombings were British military ceremonies in central London.
Q: How many bombs were used in the Hyde Park and Regent's Park bombings?
A: Two bombs were used, one in each park.
Q: What was the damage caused by the bomb in Hyde Park?
A: The bomb in Hyde Park, which was a nail bomb in a car, killed four soldiers and seven horses.
Q: What was the damage caused by the bomb in Regent's Park?
A: The bomb in Regent's Park, which was underneath a bandstand, killed seven military bandsmen.
Q: Why did the Provisional Irish Republican Army carry out these bombings?
A: The Provisional Irish Republican Army carried out these bombings as part of their campaign to end British rule in Northern Ireland.
