The recent capture of Colombian drugs baron Dairo Antonio Usuga was described by the country's President Ivan Duque as a historic blow to drug trafficking.
Jim Wells has been challenged to state how many members of his South Down constituency association were involved in giving him "unanimous" backing to defend his seat at the next NI Assembly election.
A former British spy inside the IRA is to be subpoenaed to testify about a punishment shooting he allegedly described in a memoir of his undercover activities.
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