Peter Robinson says it will assume ‘weeks rather than months’ for DUP to decide whether it will remain in coalition with Sinn Féin and other partiesThere will no further meetings of Northern Ireland’s power-sharing executive until the political crisis over the alleged activities of the Provisional IRA (PIRA) is resolved, the region’s first minister has said.
Peter Robinson said on Monday that it would assume weeks rather than months for his Democratic Unionist party (DUP) to decide whether it would remain in coalition with Sinn Féin and other parties. Related: PSNI: Provisional IRA leadership did not sanction Kevin McGuigan murder Related: Northern Ireland police chief backs ceasefire monitoring group Related: Sinn Féin warns over threat of welfare cuts in Northern Ireland Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com