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Adair released

Former Loyalist terror boss Johnny "Mad Dog" Adair was today released from prison in Northern Ireland and flown to Manchester by military helicopter, a prison service spokesman said.

Adair released

Mon, 10 Jan, 2005 - 12:16

Former Loyalist terror boss Johnny "Mad Dog" Adair was today released from prison in Northern Ireland and flown to Manchester by military helicopter, a prison service spokesman said.

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