Fresh multi-party talks aim to salvage peace process

NEW talks aimed at easing the crisis in the Northern peace process are set to be held in Belfast next week.

Thu, 14 Nov, 2002 - 00:00
Alan Erwin

Northern Secretary Paul Murphy has invited all parties in the Stormont Assembly to a round table meeting at Parliament Buildings on Thursday.

The bid to save the Good Friday Agreement has been launched following the suspension of the devolved administration last month.

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