Hopes for North progress fading after latest IMC report

Hopes for a speedy return to power-sharing in the North are fading today amid fresh recriminations over the latest Independent Monitoring Commission report.

Hopes for North progress fading after latest IMC report
Thu, 02 Feb, 2006 - 08:38
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Hopes for a speedy return to power-sharing in the North are fading today amid fresh recriminations over the latest Independent Monitoring Commission report.

The body set up to oversee paramilitary ceasefires said yesterday that it believed the IRA was genuinely moving towards an exclusively political strategy.

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