Man to face £26m bank raid trial in North

The trial of a man accused of the £26.5m (€32.8m) Northern Bank robbery in Belfast will start today.

Man to face £26m bank raid trial in North
Mon, 08 Sep, 2008 - 11:03

The trial of a man accused of the £26.5m (€32.8m) Northern Bank robbery in Belfast will start today.

Christopher Ward, 26, who was a bank official with the bank in Donegall Square West at the time of what was the biggest robbery in British banking history, denies all charges.

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