Street violence talks end in stalemate

Northern Ireland’s politicians tonight agreed to continue meeting to find a way to end the misery of sectarian street violence.

Street violence talks end in stalemate

Northern Ireland’s politicians tonight agreed to continue meeting to find a way to end the misery of sectarian street violence.

After a two-hour meeting at Stormont the parties failed to agree on a set of principles to confront the problem of “interface” violence in areas where Catholic and Protestant communities meet.

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