Unionists fear McGuinness will get judicial job

The British government today held out the prospect of former IRA commander Martin McGuinness deciding the future appointment of top judges in Northern Ireland.

The British government today held out the prospect of former IRA commander Martin McGuinness deciding the future appointment of top judges in Northern Ireland.

The Sinn Féin chief could become the deputy first minister at the Stormont Assembly if republicans overtake the SDLP in today’s elections.

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