Party accused of abandoning Unionist cause

Ulster Unionism has drifted from its core principals by trying to strike a deal with the Alliance Party, DUP deputy leader Peter Robinson claimed today.

Party accused of abandoning Unionist cause
Mon, 21 May, 2001 - 11:38

Ulster Unionism has drifted from its core principals by trying to strike a deal with the Alliance Party, DUP deputy leader Peter Robinson claimed today.

Mr Robinson accused the UUP of abandoning the unionist cause following talks between David Trimble and Alliance leader Sean Neeson aimed at strengthening pro-Agreement chances in the General Election.

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