Adair to challenge arrest
	Adair, who was convicted of directing terrorism, was freed on licence from the high-security Maze Prison under the terms of the Good Friday Agreement last September. That has now been suspended following the shooting dead of two men in Belfast in a feud between rival loyalist factions. The BBC's David Eades is in Belfast

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