UUP adjourns, statement expected

The Ulster Unionist Party's 860-strong council has just adjourned its meeting in Belfast.

Sat, 21 Sep, 2002 - 14:44

The Ulster Unionist Party's 860-strong council has just adjourned its meeting in Belfast.

The council met this morning at 10am to decide whether or not to remain in government with Sinn Féin.

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