Loyalists blamed for pipe bomb attacks

Members of a mainstream loyalist paramilitary group supposed to be on ceasefire were today accused by police of being behind a recent spate of pipe bomb attacks.

Members of a mainstream loyalist paramilitary group supposed to be on ceasefire were today accused by police of being behind a recent spate of pipe bomb attacks.

Elements of the Ulster Volunteer Force, a group which has political representatives in the Stormont Assembly and claims support for the Good Friday Agreement, are thought by the security forces to be responsible for three pipe bomb finds in Co Derry in as many days.

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