Unionist expelled from Stormont Assembly

A unionist has been expelled form the Stormont assembly for calling Gerry Kelly of Sinn Fein a "convicted murderer".

Unionist expelled from Stormont Assembly
Tue, 10 Sep, 2002 - 18:21

A unionist has been expelled form the Stormont assembly for calling Gerry Kelly of Sinn Fein a "convicted murderer".

The accusation came during a debate on sectarianism, which has been marked by bad tempered exchanges between unionists and republicans.

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