Blair moves to stabilise peace process

Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair was today planning a fresh push to stabilise the Northern Ireland peace process in the wake of David Trimble’s threatened resignation as Northern Ireland First Minister.

Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair was today planning a fresh push to stabilise the Northern Ireland peace process in the wake of David Trimble’s threatened resignation as Northern Ireland First Minister.

Mr Blair and Taoiseach Bertie Ahern said after a round of discussions with the province’s pro-Good Friday Agreement parties that a new bid to break the deadlock in the peace process will begin next week.

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