Govts to propose ceasefire monitor and sanctions

The Irish and British Governments are reportedly planning to establish an international commission to adjudicate on whether any of the North's paramilitary groups have breached their ceasefires.

The Irish and British Governments are reportedly planning to establish an international commission to adjudicate on whether any of the North's paramilitary groups have breached their ceasefires.

The move, which was demanded by the UUP during the last two days of talks in the North, will apparently be included in a final peace proposal to be tabled by the two Governments in April.

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