The police Ombudsman in Northern Ireland is to publish a new report today into a sectarian murder which took place 22 years ago.

Six Catholic men were shot dead by Loyalist paramilitaries in Lock-in-island, County Down in June 1994, and there were widespread allegations that police informers in the UVF were linked to the attack.

A previous report into the attack was rejected by the victims families, and was overturned in court - after it found no evidence of collusion.

No one has ever been convicted over the deaths.