Death threats against loyalist politicians

Death threats have been made against top loyalist politicians and paramilitaries in Belfast, it emerged today.

Thu, 20 May, 2004 - 16:21

Death threats have been made against top loyalist politicians and paramilitaries in Belfast, it emerged today.

Police warned Progressive Unionist Party leader David Ervine that a rival organisation was planning revenge strikes for the murder of terror boss Brian Stewart.

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Courts Northern stories Place: Belfast Place: East Belfast Place: Holywood, Co Down Place: Ballybeen estate Person: David Ervine Person: Brian Stewart Person: Stewart Person: Ervine Organisation: Progressive Unionist Party Organisation: Loyalist Volunteer Force Organisation: Ulster Volunteer Force Organisation: UVF Organisation: PUP Organisation: LVF

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