Trimble civil servant questioned over spying claims

A civil servant who once worked in Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble’s private office at the Northern Ireland Assembly was questioned today by detectives investigating IRA spying allegations.

A civil servant who once worked in Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble’s private office at the Northern Ireland Assembly was questioned today by detectives investigating IRA spying allegations.

The man also had access to the working affairs of Mark Durkan, the former Deputy First Minister at Stormont, according to security sources.

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