McGuiness brands UUP and SDLP 'problem parties'

The Ulster Unionists and SDLP have become problem parties at Stormont, Martin McGuinness insisted today.

McGuiness brands UUP and SDLP 'problem parties'
Tue, 27 Nov, 2007 - 15:32
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The Ulster Unionists and SDLP have become problem parties at Stormont, Martin McGuinness insisted today.

The Sinn Féin Deputy First Minister was commenting after the UUP and SDLP backed an amendment in the Assembly from the Alliance Party last night criticising the programme for government and investment strategy.

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