Adams: 'Stormontgate' was not 'a bump in the road'

The Sinn Féin president, Gerry Adams, has said that the British government must rein in those within policing and security in the North who want to damage the peace process.

Adams: 'Stormontgate' was not 'a bump in the road'

The Sinn Féin president, Gerry Adams, has said that the British government must rein in those within policing and security in the North who want to damage the peace process.

He was speaking after the Northern Secretary, Peter Hain, rejected calls for a public inquiry into the Stormontgate affair and revelations that one of the three defendants accused of spying was revealed as a British agent.

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