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UK accused of helping to supply arms for Northern Ireland loyalist killings

15 October 2012

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Allegations that the government helped to arm loyalist gangs with a large arsenal of weapons at the height of Northern Ireland's Troubles are to surface in court proceedings arising from one of the most notorious massacres of the 30-year conflict.

See: UK accused of helping to supply arms for Northern Ireland loyalist killings (Guardian, link)

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