Loyalist feud murder trial begins

Loyalist leader Mark Haddock was kept apart from 13 co-accused as one of the biggest paramilitary murder trials in decades began in the North today.

Loyalist feud murder trial begins
Tue, 06 Sep, 2011 - 13:27

Loyalist leader Mark Haddock was kept apart from 13 co-accused as one of the biggest paramilitary murder trials in decades began in the North today.

Eight prison officers surrounded the 42-year-old Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) chief as he was led from the cells into Belfast Crown Court and seated away from the dock containing the other defendants.

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