British govt on spot over Assembly elections

The British Government was under pressure today to make a definitive statement on whether Assembly elections would go ahead in Northern Ireland as planned.

The British Government was under pressure today to make a definitive statement on whether Assembly elections would go ahead in Northern Ireland as planned.

As Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy prepared to discuss the state of the peace process with Foreign Minister Brian Cowen in Belfast, several of the North’s parties demanded a clearer statement on whether Assembly elections would go ahead on May 29.

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