Gunned-down UVF man fights for life

A loyalist paramilitary chief is fighting for his life today after assassins struck near north Belfast.

Gunned-down UVF man fights for life
Wed, 31 May, 2006 - 09:58

A loyalist paramilitary chief is fighting for his life today after assassins struck near north Belfast.

Mark Haddock, 37, was shot up to eight times close to the home where he had been living in fear of an attack by former associates.

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