Shot UVF man off critical list

DOCTORS treating rogue loyalist Mark Haddock said last night he was off the critical list as his condition was improving.

Shot UVF man off critical list
Fri, 02 Jun, 2006 - 01:00

Ulster Volunteer Force gunmen shot the 36-year-old on Tuesday.

Mr Haddock was ambushed at a meeting, which he only agreed to attend because trusted friends assured him UVF bosses wanted to put an end to rumours he was a special branch agent, sources revealed.

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