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Stephen Matthews UVF memorabilia is from World War One, court told
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UVF chief Stephen Matthews
But what was not revealed in court are the annual six-figure sums of public cash given to ACT, which was set up to help the UVF transition into a community organisation.
Last year the registered charity, which counts several former UVF life sentence prisoners on its board of trustees, was given almost £300,000 of government cash.
UVF leaders John Bunter Graham and Harry Stockman have met with senior civil servants under the auspices of ACT to ask for £5m of funding to help the paramilitary group abandon criminality.
Government sources told Sunday Life that the charity s public defence of the Pitt Park intimidation could damage future cash requests.
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Up to 60 masked men involved in an alleged UVF gathering in east Belfast were staging a peaceful walk-through to deter one family s suspected anti-social behaviour, the High Court heard today.
Prosecutors claimed eleven people were forced to flee and shelter in a community centre for more than a week because the show of strength left them fearing for their lives.
But a defence lawyer argued that it had been a non-violent protest supported by residents tortured by the behaviour of others in the Pitt Park area.
Further details emerged as bail was refused to two men accused of taking part in the gathering on February 2.