UK government to publish review into paramilitary activity in the North

An independent report on paramilitary activity that is set to make or break power-sharing in the North will be published by the British government.

UK government to publish review into paramilitary activity in the North
Tue, 20 Oct, 2015 - 07:20

An independent report on paramilitary activity that is set to make or break power-sharing in the North will be published by the British government.

The review of republican and loyalist terror group structures and their involvement in criminality was ordered by Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers in the wake of a murder linked to the IRA.

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