Violent tide engulfs North

VIOLENCE IN the North has surged since the Good Friday Agreement, a report claimed yesterday.

Wed, 21 Apr, 2004 - 01:00
Alan Erwin

Paramilitary chiefs on both sides are continuing to order a savage campaign of shootings, beatings and bombings, the ceasefire study found.

The Independent Monitoring Commission, in a damning assessment, found murder rates approaching one a month.

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