UUP agrees electoral pact with British Tories

The Ulster Unionist Party has agreed to form an electoral pact with the British Conservative Party.

Fri, 21 Nov, 2008 - 07:17

The Ulster Unionist Party has agreed to form an electoral pact with the British Conservative Party.

Senior members of the UUP approved the alliance during a meeting of the party's executive in Belfast last night.

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