Blair under pressure to ban Sinn Féin from power-sharing

Tony Blair faces new demands today to ban Sinn Féin from any future power-sharing administration in Belfast over the Northern Bank heist.

Blair under pressure to ban Sinn Féin from power-sharing
Tue, 01 Feb, 2005 - 07:26
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Tony Blair faces new demands today to ban Sinn Féin from any future power-sharing administration in Belfast over the Northern Bank heist.

The Prime Minister and Taoiseach Bertie Ahern will receive a fresh security briefing on the £26.5m (€38.3m) robbery blamed on the IRA during talks at Downing Street.

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