Campbell disputes Adams' claim over peaceful march

A senior Democratic Unionist tonight rejected claims by Gerry Adams that his party did nothing to help deliver peaceful Twelfth of July Orange Order marches.

A senior Democratic Unionist tonight rejected claims by Gerry Adams that his party did nothing to help deliver peaceful Twelfth of July Orange Order marches.

East Derry MP Gregory Campbell disputed Mr Adam’s claims after the Sinn Féin leader revealed his party took part in groundbreaking discussions with the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) in advance of yesterday’s controversial Orange Order parade past the nationalist Ardoyne area of Belfast.

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