Call to declare loyalist ceasefires obsolete

The British government was tonight under pressure to declare obsolete the ceasefire of loyalist paramilitaries accused of issuing new death threats against a murder victim’s father.

The British government was tonight under pressure to declare obsolete the ceasefire of loyalist paramilitaries accused of issuing new death threats against a murder victim’s father.

SDLP leader Mark Durkan expressed astonishment that Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy has yet to give the assessment on the Ulster Volunteer Force – an organisation blamed for murdering four men in Belfast since the start of July.

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