Orde faces quiz on collusion scandal

Northern Chief Constable Hugh Orde will be questioned today about collusion between his officers and a gang of loyalist killers.

Orde faces quiz on collusion scandal
Wed, 24 Jan, 2007 - 06:50
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Northern Chief Constable Hugh Orde will be questioned today about collusion between his officers and a gang of loyalist killers.

He is to meet members of the Policing Board in Belfast following a damning report into the protection Special Branch handlers gave to Ulster Volunteer Force informers behind up to 15 murders.

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CourtsNorth ’collusion’Place: BelfastPlace: DundalkPlace: North BelfastPlace: Mount VernonPlace: Royal Victoria HospitalPlace: DoaghPerson: OrdePerson: Northern Chief ConstablePerson: Hugh OrdePerson: Nuala O’LoanPerson: Ronnie FlanaganPerson: Martin McGuinnessPerson: Minister for Foreign AffairsPerson: Dermot AhernPerson: FlanaganPerson: Mark DurkanPerson: prime ministerPerson: Tony BlairPerson: O’LoanPerson: Raymond McCordPerson: RaymondPerson: McGuinnessPerson: DurkanPerson: FoylePerson: MPPerson: Mark HaddockPerson: HaddockEvent: Operation BallastOrganisation: Policing BoardOrganisation: Ulster Volunteer ForceOrganisation: UVFOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: SDLPOrganisation: RUCOrganisation: UVF gang
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