Trimble blow as ally criticises monitoring body

A supporter of Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble claimed today the independent body for the Good Friday Agreement was “fatally flawed”.

A supporter of Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble claimed today the independent body for the Good Friday Agreement was “fatally flawed”.

In a blow for the UUP leader ahead of a crucial party meeting in Belfast tomorrow, former Mid Ulster Assembly member Billy Armstrong said proposals for the ceasefire monitoring commission offered “no genuine means” of excluding from government those parties with paramilitary links.

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