Unionist thrown out of Stormont chamber

A unionist assemblyman has been ordered out of the Stormont chamber after accusing a Sinn Fein member of murder.

A unionist assemblyman has been ordered out of the Stormont chamber after accusing a Sinn Fein member of murder.

Norman Boyd, an anti-Agreement independent unionist, caused uproar when he accused Sinn Fein Fermanagh assemblyman Gerry McHugh of murdering a postal worker.

Mr McHugh has challenged Mr Boyd to produce any evidence and said his comments were inflammatory, untrue and dangerous to him and his family.

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