Govts face grilling over peace plan

The British and Irish Governments were today expected to field inquiries from the Northern Ireland parties as they continued to weigh up take-it-or-leave it proposals to keep the Good Friday Agreement afloat.

The British and Irish Governments were today expected to field inquiries from the Northern Ireland parties as they continued to weigh up take-it-or-leave it proposals to keep the Good Friday Agreement afloat.

Northern Ireland Secretary John Reid was poised to answer queries from several of the North’s parties on a 10-page document issued by the two Governments yesterday.

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