McCartney sisters in talks with Blair

The family of murdered Belfast father of two Robert McCartney is to meet Tony Blair later today.

Tue, 20 Dec, 2005 - 11:02
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The family of murdered Belfast father of two Robert McCartney is to meet Tony Blair later today.

Two of his sisters, Catherine and Paula McCartney, have headed to London for talks with the British prime minister at Downing Street.

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