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Asked if it was his belief at the time of obtaining the warrant that Dowdall and his father Patrick Dowdall were members of the IRA, Insp Boyce said it was.

Chief Insp Laura Bartley said officers would be making further inquiries and would "remain at the scene as the investigation progresses".

Ch Insp Lungu visited Eastfield Avenue this afternoon and thanked residents for their patience while enquiries are carried out.

Det Chief Insp Craig Rudd, of the force's Major Crime Team, said: “The investigation into the murder of Ann Heron remains open.

Det Chief Insp John Davies said: "Our investigations into this violent attack are moving at a pace, as our officers work relentlessly to understand the events that led to Jonathan’s death.

Det Ch Insp Al Lyford offered condolences to Ms Westwood's family and said the case showed the devastating consequences drinking and driving can have.

Det Ch Insp Andy Knowles said he was "confident the two men arrested played no part in Andrew's disappearance".

Det Ch Insp Bryan Burns said the victim and her family had shown "incredible courage and strength throughout this ordeal".

Det Ch Insp Caldwell was shot multiple times in front of his young son at a sports complex in Omagh, County Tyrone, after coaching under-15s at football.

Det Ch Insp Neil McGuiness said he was committed to finding answers for Natalie's heartbroken family.

Det Ch Insp Pye said: "I want to reassure Carl's family that Merseyside Police will not give up until those responsible are put before the courts.

Det Insp Claire McGarvey urged victims of domestic abuse not to suffer in silence and to contact police with any information.

Det Insp Fowler added: “What might seem like an innocent post on social media to you, could, in reality, disrupt an ongoing investigation and cause further upset to the family of the victims.

Det Insp Frazer Low said: “I would like to thank the public for their support following a media appeal we issued around this investigation.

Det Insp Maria Pleace, of Derbyshire Constabulary, said: "Sadly, this much-loved young woman had the misfortune to come into Hall’s orbit – not knowing the horrific actions he was capable of.

Det Insp Michael Jimenez, from Greater Manchester Police, said: "Our thoughts remain with Charlie's family at this difficult time, and we have specialist officers in place to support them.

Det Insp Paul Price, of Lancashire Constabulary’s South Division, said: “Despite our best efforts, we very sadly have not yet identified this gentleman.

Det Insp Rock said Syed confirmed the figure shown in the footage was Syed, who was traced getting off at a bus stop on Stonemason’s Way in Ballinteer.

Det Insp Tomasz Fowler, who is leading the investigation for Northumbria Police, said: “Our thoughts remain firmly with Andy’s loved ones at this extremely difficult time and we will continue to offer them all the support that they need.