Four million compensation for postponed NI election

The British government has set aside £4m (€5.6m) to compensate parties in Northern Ireland for the postponement of Assembly elections, it was confirmed today.

The British government has set aside £4m (€5.6m) to compensate parties in Northern Ireland for the postponement of Assembly elections, it was confirmed today.

Political parties in the North were today beginning the task of applying for compensation for costs incurred before Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair postponed the election four days into the campaign.

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