Ulster Unionists withdraw from Good Friday talks

The Ulster Unionist Party today pulled out of talks in Belfast seeking to restore devolved government to Northern Ireland.

Ulster Unionists withdraw from Good Friday talks

The Ulster Unionist Party today pulled out of talks in Belfast seeking to restore devolved government to Northern Ireland.

Leader David Trimble said the British government’s failure to exclude Sinn Féin from the talks reviewing the workings of the Good Friday Agreement following the alleged abduction of dissident republican Bobby Tohill was “quite appalling”.

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