Adams: "Elections needed to save Irish peace process"

Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams has warned that the Irish peace process could drift into oblivion if the British government does not call elections in the North as a matter of urgency.

Adams: "Elections needed to save Irish peace process"

Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams has warned that the Irish peace process could drift into oblivion if the British government does not call elections in the North as a matter of urgency.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair cancelled Assembly elections that were due to take place today because the IRA had not used the correct language in declaring an end to all paramilitary activity.

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