Keep an eye on Ulster 'crisis', Hoey warns Blair

Too many concessions have been made in the search for peace in Northern Ireland, a British former Labour minister said today as she called for more efforts to be made to track down terrorists in the North.

Too many concessions have been made in the search for peace in Northern Ireland, a British former Labour minister said today as she called for more efforts to be made to track down terrorists in the North.

Ex-sports minister Kate Hoey warned Prime Minister Tony Blair not to take his eye off the situation in Ulster despite his support for action against international terrorism following the attacks in the US.

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