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UDA boss Dee Stitt remains tight-lipped about future as head of Charter NI

From left, DUP councillor Sharon Skillen, with loyalist Dee Stitt, First Minister Arlene Foster, Charter NI chairman Drew Haire and project manager Caroline Birch at the launch of the £1.7m SIF funding
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A LEADING loyalist at the centre of a controversy over his role as head of a publicly funded community group was remaining tight lipped about his future tonight amid growing pressure to resign. UDA[...]

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