Probe pledged into 'sectarian' radio content

Internet authorities tonight pledged to probe any fears about an online radio station allegedly glorifying loyalist terrorists.

Probe pledged into 'sectarian' radio content
Wed, 24 Aug, 2005 - 19:16

Internet authorities tonight pledged to probe any fears about an online radio station allegedly glorifying loyalist terrorists.

SDLP Assembly member John Dallat has demanded the shutdown of a website he believes is trying to recruit teenage paramilitaries.

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