DUP 'split over support for St Andrew's Agreement'

The Democratic Unionist Party is split over support for the St Andrew’s Agreement, the leader of the Ulster Unionists claimed today.

Sat, 02 Dec, 2006 - 14:07
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The Democratic Unionist Party is split over support for the St Andrew’s Agreement, the leader of the Ulster Unionists claimed today.

But Sir Reg Empey insisted the divisions would not be good for the future of unionism.

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