Learn to live together, Minister tells Belfast residents

Northern Ireland Security Minister Jane Kennedy gave a blunt message to the warring people of divided north Belfast today - learn to live together.

Tue, 26 Mar, 2002 - 15:02

Northern Ireland Security Minister Jane Kennedy gave a blunt message to the warring people of divided north Belfast today - learn to live together.

Sectarian tensions have been rife in the area for months with often nightly clashes between rival nationalist and loyalist factions.

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