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Man, 42, faces feud murder charge Ninth charged over UDA man murder
(about 18 hours later)
A 42-year-old man is to appear in court, charged in connection with the murder of a UDA member eight years ago. A ninth man has appeared in court charged over the murder of UDA member Tommy English in 2000.
Tommy English was shot dead at his home in the Ballyduff Estate, Newtownabbey, during a loyalist feud in October 2000. John Bond, 42, from Mount Vernon Park, Belfast, was charged with murder and two counts of UVF membership.
Mr English, 40, was part of a loyalist delegation which at talks in Stormont prior to 1998 Good Friday Agreement. He appeared before Belfast Magistrates Court on Wednesday. During the hearing, a detective sergeant said he could connect him with the charges.
The man will also face a charge of membership of a proscribed organisation at Laganside Magistrates Court on Wednesday. The officer confirmed the accused had gone to police voluntarily and denied any involvement in the murder.
In recent weeks, eight people have been charged in connection with the murder. Another six men have been charged with murdering Mr English, 40, during a UDA-UVF feud. Two other men have pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting in the killing.
The men were arrested as part of inquiries by the Historical Enquiries Team - a specialist police unit set up to investigate unsolved killings throughout the Northern Ireland Troubles. Mr Bond was remanded in custody to appear again via video link next month.
Mr English, 40, was shot dead at his home in the Ballyduff Estate, Newtownabbey, during a loyalist feud in October 2000.
He had been part of a loyalist delegation which attended talks in Stormont before the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.