Summer riots 'could wreck peace bid'

Rioting at Belfast’s sectarian flashpoints this summer could help destroy efforts to restore the North’s power sharing government by October, Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble warned today.

Rioting at Belfast’s sectarian flashpoints this summer could help destroy efforts to restore the North’s power sharing government by October, Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble warned today.

As he prepared to meet loyalist paramilitary representatives in an attempt to maintain calm across the city’s volatile peace lines, Mr Trimble said the next few months were crucial to breaking the deadlock in the peace process.

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