UUP to decide on response to peace process proposals

The Ulster Unionist Party is meeting to decide its definitive response to the Government's proposals to break the deadlock in the peace process.

UUP to decide on response to peace process proposals
Tue, 07 Aug, 2001 - 09:11

The Ulster Unionist Party is meeting to decide its definitive response to the Government's proposals to break the deadlock in the peace process.

Party leader David Trimble is discussing the package with MPs, Assembly members and representatives of the House of Lords at UUP headquarters in Belfast.

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