Another man has been arrested in connection with the murder of journalist Martin O’Hagan, police said today.

Four men and a woman were being questioned in connection with the murder of journalist Martin O’Hagan seven years ago.

Five men were questioned tonight about the murder seven years ago of Northern Ireland journalist Martin O’Hagan.

A disc containing personal information have been lost by the public inquiry team probing the loyalist murder of a Catholic solicitor in the North.

The head of British Intelligence in the North is among a string of security chiefs to have been quizzed by the inquiry into the murder of solicitor Rosemary Nelson, it emerged today.

A public inquiry into the murder of solicitor Rosemary Nelson will begin its hearings in Belfast today.

POLICE failed to properly deal with death threats made against Catholic solicitor Rosemary Nelson before she was murdered, a report revealed yesterday.

Rival loyalist paramilitary organisations may have joined forces to brutally murder a Catholic teenager in the North, an inquest heard today.

An inquiry into the death of a Catholic man battered to death by a loyalist mob in Northern Ireland was today delayed after police witnesses were given the go-ahead to seek anonymity.

The Ulster Defence Association today pledged to complete a planned transformation away from violence.

FORMER British police officers are to be recruited to assess the criminal investigation into solicitor Rosemary Nelson’s murder in Northern Ireland, it emerged yesterday.

The British government is due to release today a report on four controversial killings in Northern Ireland.

Republicans were tonight told to be on their guard against attacks from loyalist paramilitaries after the homes of two Sinn Féin members had ball bearings fired at them.

A 20-year-old man is due in court today charged with attempting to murder three people at the offices of the SDLP and with membership of a terrorist organisation.

A Democratic Unionist MP today dismissed criticism about his participation in an Orange Order parade through a sectarian flashpoint area of Belfast.

Tens of thousands of Orange Order members are marching across Northern Ireland today at their annual July 12th parades.

Detectives probing the murder of Northern Ireland lawyer Rosemary Nelson wanted to charge a prominent Mid Ulster loyalist with involvement in the killing, it emerged today.

A SINN FÉIN councillor was sent a bullet taped inside a Valentine card yesterday.

Police in the North are investigating a death threat against a Sinn Féin councillor who discovered a bullet in a Valentine's Day card in the post this morning.

Two men arrested at the weekend in connection with the murder of leading loyalist John Gregg and another man have been freed without charge.

The leadership of the Ulster Defence Association has warned its rank-and-file members to isolate their former colleagues who are suspected of murdering 45-year-old John Gregg on Saturday night.

CHILDREN attending a north Belfast school targeted by loyalists have been forced back into counselling following Monday’s discovery of a pipe bomb on the premises.

The Red Hand Defenders, a cover name for the Ulster Defence Association, has claimed responsibility for planting a pipe bomb outside the Catholic Holy Cross school in north Belfast today.

Loyalist sources have rejected the possibility of mediation to resolve a potentially lethal feud following the expulsion of Johnny Adair from the Ulster Defence Association this week.

Mediation moves are underway today to try and prevent a new outbreak of feuding among rival loyalists.

Police in the North have warned a number of leaders of the Ulster Defence Association that their lives are under threat following the expulsion of Johnny Adair from the paramilitary organisation yesterday.

Staff at three hospitals in Belfast are to stop work for an hour in protest at paramilitary death threats.

THE brutal murder of David Caldwell will only strengthen the resolve of the community to resist the evils of terrorism, it was claimed yesterday.

The brutal murder of David Caldwell will only strengthen the resolve of the community to resist the evils of terrorism, it was claimed today.

The funeral has taken place in Derry of David Caldwell, the 51-year-old construction worker who died following an explosion at a Territorial Army base on the Limavady Road on Thursday.

Postal delivery services in Derry remain suspended today, after a threat was made against a member of staff.

Five people being held over the murder of a construction worker in Derry were today released without charge.

The Ulster Defence Association has issued a statement tonight admitting responsibility for the murder of 19-year-old Gerard Lawlor, a Catholic father-of-one, in north Belfast.

THE mother of the Catholic man shot dead by loyalists in north Belfast yesterday appealed for no retaliation and said she would pray for his killers.

Northern Ireland Secretary John Reid today called on paramilitary leaders not to plunge Northern Ireland back into the dark days of tit-for-tat murders.

The mother of the Catholic man shot dead by loyalists in north Belfast today appealed for no retaliation.

The Red Hand Defenders, a cover name for the UDA, has claimed responsibility for the murder of a catholic man in North Belfast.

The Kurdish rebel group PKK and Peru’s Shining Path were among 18 people and groups added to the EU’s terrorist list, which was made public today.

Republicans were not involved in the murder of a taxi driver shot dead in Northern Ireland, his family claimed today.

A taxi driver hit with a shotgun blast in Northern Ireland was the victim of a grudge killing by republicans, it was claimed yesterday.

The UDA was today accused of hiding behind a new cover name after a death threat was issued against four prominent Belfast republicans.

Nationalist residents groups cast doubt today over their involvement in a conference on the Northern Ireland parades issue after two of their leading spokesmen received death threats from a renegade loyalist group.

Detectives today revisited the scene of the murder of young Catholic postal worker Daniel McColgan in a bid to persuade more witnesses to come forward.

Sinn Fein says the police service told a north Belfast nationalist on Thursday that he was the subject of a death threat from the so-called Red Hand Defenders.