Craigyhill UDA chief David Murray says he has "nothing to hide" after cops make murder appeal

The UDA chief behind the Craigyhill bonfire in Larne won’t answer questions about his knowledge of an unsolved murder. David Murray says he has “nothing to hide”. But - he might be feeling the heat after police launched a fresh appeal about the loyalist-feud killing of Andrew Cairns in Larne in 2000. Murray was initially charged with murdering the UVF man, who was beaten before bring shot in the head at an Eleventh Night bonfire. The charge was eventually dropped and Murray pleaded guilty to assault getting a suspended prison sentence. BBut there’s a question for the police, why did they pose for pictures with the so-called master bonfire builder - when they had named him as a UDA commander.  Ciarán Dunbar joined by John Toner from the Sunday Life and by the Belfast Telegraph’s John Lavery to discuss some of the pallets used in bonfires, if they are blue or red, they are private property – why do the cops ignore that?