DUP blame SDLP for peace stalemate

The DUP claim SDLP opposition to a new model of power sharing for Northern Ireland is frustrating the chance to test the IRA’s commitment to peace.

The DUP claim SDLP opposition to a new model of power sharing for Northern Ireland is frustrating the chance to test the IRA’s commitment to peace.

As the war of words continued between Ian Paisley’s Democratic Unionists and the SDLP over the North's stalled peace process deal, DUP Assembly member Arlene Foster said the meetings her party had had with Mark Durkan’s nationalist party were depressing.

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