Clinton backs policing reforms

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tonight threw her weight behind calls for the Northern Ireland Assembly to take responsibility for running the region’s justice system.

Clinton backs policing reforms
Sun, 11 Oct, 2009 - 21:33

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tonight threw her weight behind calls for the Northern Ireland Assembly to take responsibility for running the region’s justice system.

Mrs Clinton arrived in Dublin tonight ahead of talks with political leaders in Belfast tomorrow on the economy and on the devolution of the further powers from Westminster.

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