British government acts over UVF ceasefire

The British government has announced that it no longer recognises the Ulster Volunteer Force ceasefire.

British government acts over UVF ceasefire
Wed, 14 Sep, 2005 - 08:05

The British Ggovernment has announced that it no longer recognises the Ulster Volunteer Force ceasefire.

Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain said the loyalist UVF and Red Hand Commando ceasefire had been specified with immediate effect from midnight.

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