POLICE in Belfast last night urged the loyalist community to “shop” those involved in the bitter internal paramilitary feud which has now claimed its second life.

A man shot dead outside a pub in Belfast is believed to be the second victim of a loyalist paramilitary feud.

A YOUNG man was “executed” in north Belfast early yesterday as the simmering feud among loyalist paramilitaries erupted.

Forensic experts were today examining bullets fired at a Belfast home in a gun attack linked to a feud among rival loyalist paramilitary factions.

Fears of a new loyalist feud are growing today after yesterday’s expulsion of UDA man, Johnny "Mad Dog" Adair from the group.

FEARED loyalist chief Johnny "Mad Dog" Adair has been dumped by the leadership of the paramilitary Ulster Defence Association, it was claimed last night.

The Northern Secretary Peter Mandelson has welcomed the ruling that will keep Johnny "Mad Dog" Adair behind bars.

The Sentence Review Commission has decided not to release UDA leader Johnny Adair.