The Sunday World understands the thugs were acting on the order of the newly installed UVF leadership and followed complaints ...

Up to 60 masked men allegedly took part in a "display of sinister force" linked to the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) in east Belfast, a court has heard. Three men were remanded in custody accused ...

Police seized guns, pipe bombs and smoke grenades during raids targeting the UVF A second man accused of storing Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) guns and ammunition at his home in east Belfast has ...

The PSNI is investigating a series of posters which purport to be from the Ulster Volunteer Force which have appeared in a number of places in Belfast in recent days. The posters, placed at a ...

An Irish language school that was previously the target of loyalist opposition has opened in east Belfast. Planning ...

Among those who gathered for the commemoration was loyalist activist Jamie Bryson.

The PSNI noted that “at the procession’s height, it is estimated that as many as 1,500 people in plain black trousers, white shirts and ties lined the route”. Whilst it “passed off without ...

Three of the men found guilty of the East Belfast UVF murder of loyalist Ian Ogle are to appeal against their convictions.

A nineteen-year-old man from East Belfast is in court accused of ... The man is also charged with membership of the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF). He is named as Raymond McKibbon.

shoot dead an Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) member Robert Seymour at his shop in East Belfast. Report shows Seymour's television and video shop in Woodstock Road. Interview with eyewitness.