Police say murder bid is part of loyalist feud

An attempt to murder a 41-year-old man in Northern Ireland today is believed to be the latest attack in a feud between loyalist paramilitary terror gangs, according to a senior police officer.

An attempt to murder a 41-year-old man in Northern Ireland today is believed to be the latest attack in a feud between loyalist paramilitary terror gangs, according to a senior police officer.

The man was shot a number of times in the chest and stomach at 1am after getting out of bed to answer a knock at the door of his home in Church Street, Bangor, County Down.

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