Teenager's shooting linked to loyalist feud

A teenager shot and wounded in Northern Ireland was the latest victim of a bitter feud among rival loyalist paramilitary factions, security sources said this evening.

A teenager shot and wounded in Northern Ireland was the latest victim of a bitter feud among rival loyalist paramilitary factions, security sources said this evening.

The Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) has been linked to the murder bid on the 18-year-old who was hit in the arm as he opened a store at a building site in Portadown, Co Armagh.

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