Four attacks in North as talks continue

British and Irish officials are holding new talks today in Belfast as the RUC investigate a fresh outbreak of attacks across the North.

British and Irish officials are holding new talks today in Belfast as the RUC investigate a fresh outbreak of attacks across the North.

Sinn Fein have blamed the UDA for firing shots at the north Belfast home of a former republican prisoner while in the Co Derry town of Garvagh, a 70-year-old man escaped unhurt after a pipe bomb thrown though a window of his house failed to explode.

Meanwhile, a device exploded at an unoccupied house on Lothair Avenue in north Belfast, while a further mortar bomb attack on Ebrington Barracks in Derry was unsuccessful.

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