Voters 'want greater cooperation between North's leaders'

The North's voters support the devolution of law and order powers but also want to see closer co-operation between political leaders Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness, a new poll showed today.

Voters 'want greater cooperation between North's leaders'

The North's voters support the devolution of law and order powers but also want to see closer co-operation between political leaders Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness, a new poll showed today.

Just hours after a Northern Ireland Office (NIO) survey last night revealed three quarters of the public favour the devolution of policing and justice powers, fresh research released today at the Northern Ireland Assembly endorsed the finding.

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