Party leader Peter Robinson issues ultimatum ahead of vote on whether to halt proceedings following claims of ongoing IRA activityNorthern Ireland’s first minister has warned that his party will walk out of Stormont’s devolved,power-sharing government unless the assembly is either suspended or adjourned in the next 24 hours.
Peter Robinson, the Democratic Unionist party (DUP) leader, and said whether other parties in the assembly did not back the suspension move in a vote tomorrow – or whether the Westminster government did not act to suspend proceedings in the absence of that vote – then he and fellow ministers would quit. Related: Martin McGuinness denounces arrest of Sinn Féin colleague Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com