UUP rebels take court action

The three Ulster Unionist MPs suspended from their party two weeks ago are due to take court action today challenging the legality of the suspension.

Thu, 03 Jul, 2003 - 09:30

The three Ulster Unionist MPs suspended from their party two weeks ago are due to take court action today challenging the legality of the suspension.

Jeffrey Donaldson, Martyn Smyth and David Burnside were suspended pending a disciplinary hearing after resigning the UUP whip in Westminster.

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