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Up to 60 masked men involved in an alleged UVF gathering in east Belfast were staging a peaceful "walk-through" to deter one family's suspected anti-social behaviour, the High Court heard today. Prosecutors claimed eleven people were forced to flee and shelter in a community centre for more than a week because the show of strength left them fearing for their lives. But a defence lawyer argued that it had been a non-violent protest supported by residents "tortured" by the behaviour of others in the Pitt Park area. Further details emerged as bail was refused to two men accused of taking part in...

Pitt Park incident a peaceful “walk-through” to deter suspected anti-social behaviour, court told Judge hears charity, which is “facilitating the rehabilitation of the UVF and Red Hand Commando”, sent letter to police indicating it was behind incident Police at the East Belfast incident Never miss a thing from Belfast and beyond - sign up for FREE newsletter direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommen...

Cinderella did go to the ball - oh yes she did! And the leading lady was also among a host of local stars who brought some festive magic to the streets of Londonderry. It was literally a case of she’s behind you as north west based theatre company Blue Eagle Productions staged a quick-fire version of the fairytale classic in a number of local housing estates. With the well-known panto cast from the Millennium Forum away from their usual venue closed due to the COVID-19 restrictions, producer/director Jonathan Burgess ensured the popular live show would still go on in a new outdoor format ap...