The memorial to a 1971 IRA killing of three Scottish soldiers in Belfast has been "brutally" attacked on what is the 50th anniversary of the atrocity. The memorial, in the Squire's Hill area of north Belfast, was placed in memory of three members of the Royal Highland Fusilliers who were killed by the IRA on 10 March 1971. On Wednesday morning the site was pictured having been engulfed by rubbish, which had was believed to have been dumped overnight to coincide with the landmark date. Local DUP councillor in the area Dale Pankhurst said he was "utterly disgusted" when he came across the scene...