'Spy ring' accused condemns PSNI special branch

A man arrested as part of a PSNI investigation into an alleged IRA spy plot at government offices in Belfast today accused the North's Special Branch of threatening the Good Friday Agreement.

A man arrested as part of a PSNI investigation into an alleged IRA spy plot at government offices in Belfast today accused the North's Special Branch of threatening the Good Friday Agreement.

As Ciaran Kearney, 32, claimed in court that charges against him of possessing secret papers had been withdrawn, he hit out at how the investigation was carried out.

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