NI's first minister Robinson pulls back from threat to resign
The Democratic Unionist leader stepped back from the brink after claiming assurances he had received from the British government about letters sent to more than 180 individuals — advising them they could return to Northern Ireland without fear of prosecution — had rendered them effectively “worthless”.
In response to Mr Cameron’s announcement, Mr Robinson said: “I very much welcome the judge-led inquiry that he announced and I am happy with the terms of reference that have since been set out in the government statement.”


