UDA boss murder trial begins in Belfast

A loyalist leader and 13 of his alleged associates are due in the dock today as one of the biggest paramilitary murder trials in decades begins in the North.

UDA boss murder trial begins in Belfast
Tue, 06 Sep, 2011 - 11:06

A loyalist leader and 13 of his alleged associates are due in the dock today as one of the biggest paramilitary murder trials in decades begins in the North.

UVF commander Mark Haddock and his co-accused will face a litany of charges at Belfast Crown Court connected to the killing of rival loyalist leader Tommy English 10 years ago.

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