Loyalist paramilitaries Red Hand Commando apply to be made legal
Loyalist paramilitary group Red Hand Commando has applied to be made a legal organisation. Jim Wilson was in the studio. Edited since transmission.
The Red Hand Commando, the loyalist paramilitary group which killed numerous people during the Troubles, has applied to be made a legal organisation. Members travelled to the home office in London last week to submit a formal application to be removed from the list of proscribed terrorist organisations which are outlawed in the UK.
Former Red Hand Commando Jim Wilson was in the studio to talk to Stephen.
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The Red Hand Commando, the loyalist paramilitary group which killed numerous people during the Troubles, has applied to be made a legal organisation. Members traveled to the Home office in London last week to submit a formal application to be removed from the list of proscribed terrorist organisations which are outlawed in the UK.
Former Red Hand Commando Jim Wilson was in the studio to talk to Stephen.
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