Trimble 'willing to withdraw' from Executive

The leader of the Ulster Unionist Party, David Trimble, has warned that he is willing to withdraw support for the power-sharing Executive if it will save the Belfast Agreement.

The leader of the Ulster Unionist Party, David Trimble, has warned that he is willing to withdraw support for the power-sharing Executive if it will save the Belfast Agreement.

Speaking after his resounding victory in yesterday’s all-party vote on the issue of remaining within the Executive, Mr Trimble warned that he is still willing to pull out of the Stormont Executive if progress cannot be made.

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