SDLP accused of sending mixed messages on Assembly

The nationalist SDLP was accused today of sending out mixed messages on its attitude to the Northern Ireland Assembly, which reconvenes next week.

SDLP accused of sending mixed messages on Assembly
Fri, 12 May, 2006 - 14:32

The nationalist SDLP was accused today of sending out mixed messages on its attitude to the Northern Ireland Assembly, which reconvenes next week.

SDLP leader Mark Durkan indicated yesterday the party would initially take part in debates at Stormont despite reservations about the Assembly meeting ahead of devolution in Northern Ireland.

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