New push to break peace deadlock

Intensive efforts to achieve a breakthrough in the North’s peace process were due to continue today as Sinn Féin and the Ulster Unionists try to bridge the remaining gaps between them.

Intensive efforts to achieve a breakthrough in the North’s peace process were due to continue today as Sinn Féin and the Ulster Unionists try to bridge the remaining gaps between them.

Hopes have been rising in recent days that the two parties could forge a deal which would enable a pre-Christmas Assembly election to take place in Northern Ireland.

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