Dublin and London to host crisis talks on North

Crunch talks on the North's deteriorating political situation will take place in London and Dublin today.

Dublin and London to host crisis talks on North
Tue, 01 Sep, 2015 - 10:10

Crunch talks on the North's deteriorating political situation will take place in London and Dublin today.

British Prime Minsiter David Cameron is expected to come under pressure to penalise Sinn Féin when he meets Peter Robinson and his Democratic Unionist Party deputy Nigel Dodds at Downing Street today.

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