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Loyalist feud murder trial begins

Loyalist leader Mark Haddock was kept apart from 13 co-accused as one of the biggest paramilitary murder trials in decades began in the North today.

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SDLP members warned of serious threat from loyalists

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Ritchie stands firm on threat to withhold UDA funding

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Fears grow that Internal UDA feud may spread

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Carrickfergus shooting linked to internal UDA feud

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Police fear more violence in North

UDA expels two senior members of notorious Antrim unit

The Ulster Defence Association has expelled two leading members of its one of its most notorious paramilitary units.

Thu, 29 Mar, 2007

UDA: Murdered chief was a spy

Murdered loyalist Alan McCullough was a military intelligence spy who double-crossed both factions of a feuding terror organisation, his killers claimed tonight.

Mon, 09 Jun, 2003

Missing man's brother says UDA lied

The brother of a loyalist who is missing - presumed dead - in Belfast says he now believes the UDA deliberately lied to him to persuade him it was safe to return home.

Tue, 03 Jun, 2003

Murphy urges loyalists to choose politics over gangsterism

Northern Secretary Paul Murphy has told loyalists in Belfast that they must choose between gangsterism and politics.

Thu, 06 Feb, 2003

Thousands turn out for UDA man's funeral

Thousands of people have turned out in north Belfast for the funeral of John Gregg, the UDA's south-east Antrim commander, who was shot dead along with another UDA man on Saturday.

Thu, 06 Feb, 2003

LVF distances itself from Johnny Adair

The Loyalist Volunteer Force has issued a statement distancing itself from renegade UDA commander Johnny Adair.

Tue, 04 Feb, 2003

Moves afoot to quell loyalist feud

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

Fri, 27 Sep, 2002

Loyalist research group ‘could aid peace process’

A revived loyalist political consultation group could help draw the Ulster Defence Association back towards the peace process, it was claimed today.

Sun, 27 Jan, 2002