UUP chiefs will quit for leader

The officers of the Ulster Unionist Party announced tonight that if the next party leader wants a new team they will resign en mass.

UUP chiefs will quit for leader
Fri, 10 Jun, 2005 - 20:51

The officers of the Ulster Unionist Party announced tonight that if the next party leader wants a new team they will resign en mass.

The officers, including party president Lord Rogan, Lord Maginnis and MEP Jim Nicholson met today ahead of the June 24 election to find a successor to David Trimble.

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