Protestant Action News Today

A former UDR soldier who spent 15 years behind bars for a murder he claims he did not commit has criticised unionist politicians for failing to back his appeal.

Confessions allegedly obtained from three men jailed for the killing of a Catholic teenager nearly 50 years ago were “tainted”, the Court of Appeal heard today.

A legal bid to clear the names of three men jailed for murdering a Catholic teenager nearly 50 years ago is set to be delayed amid ongoing attempts to obtain transcripts from their trial.

Terror chief Winston ‘Winkie’ Rea told the Sunday World he had been betrayed by the release of his murder confessions to the PSNI.

INLA leader Dominic ‘Mad Dog’ McGlinchey vehemently denied taking part in the Darkley mission hall massacre which left three men dead.

The brother of a teenager tortured and killed by the UVF says he is disgusted at the new plaque honouring the Shankill Butchers.

A former UDR soldier convicted over the sectarian murder of Catholic man in Armagh has vowed to continue fighting to clear his name until the day he dies as he criticised unionist politicians for a lack of support.

A former UDR soldier convicted over the sectarian murder of Catholic man in Armagh has vowed to continue fighting to clear his name until the day he dies as he criticised unionist politicians for a lack of support.

The groups have their origins in the Troubles and are involved in criminality and drug dealing.

DISCIPLINARY findings against former RUC officers are set to feature in a legal bid to clear the names of three men jailed for the sectarian murder of a Catholic teenager nearly 50 years ago, the Court of Appeal has heard.