UK under fire over extradition delay

The British government was today challenged to explain a three and a half year delay in seeking the extradition of a key suspect in a Northern Ireland spy scandal.

UK under fire over extradition delay
Sun, 15 Jan, 2006 - 12:47

The British government was today challenged to explain a three and a half year delay in seeking the extradition of a key suspect in a Northern Ireland spy scandal.

Democratic Unionist Party MP Peter Robinson pledged to confront Attorney General Lord Goldsmith about Larry Zaitschek, a former chef at Special Branch headquarters in Belfast raided by the IRA in March 2002.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: BelfastPlace: CastlereaghPlace: New YorkPlace: Parliament BuildingsPlace: StormontPerson: MPPerson: Peter RobinsonPerson: Attorney GeneralPerson: Lord GoldsmithPerson: Larry ZaitschekPerson: RobinsonPerson: Denis DonaldsonPerson: ZaitschekPerson: DonaldsonPerson: presidentPerson: Gerry AdamsPerson: Kevin WintersPerson: WintersPerson: Director of Public ProsecutionsPerson: Alasdair FraserEvent: St Patrick’s DayEvent: CastlereaghOrganisation: British GovernmentOrganisation: Democratic Unionist PartyOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: StormontOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: DUPOrganisation: MI5Organisation: Public Prosecution ServiceOrganisation: PPS
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