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Tony Blair is due toappeal to Sinn Fein today to secure further acts of IRA decommissioning after what his officials described as a surprisingly positive meeting with the Rev Ian Paisley yesterday. Although government sources played down the prospect of an immediate revival of the stalled Northern Ireland peace process, the leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) described his talks at Downing Street as "extremely useful". He said there were no issues his party was not prepared to discuss after overtaking David Trimble's Ulster Unionist Party in last month's elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly. He reiterated the DUP's refusal to sit in government with Sinn Fein while it was "inextricably tied up with paramilitarism". After a 50-minute Downing Street meeting with Mr Blair, their first talks for a year, Mr Paisley said: "There will never be any conditions when we will sit in government with any body of people, loyalist or nationalist, who have an army, and that army is being used against democracy." Peter Robinson, the DUP's deputy leader, said the party wanted to work with the Government. He said: "We're not in the business of planning for failure. We are planning for success. We have proposals that we believe can provide stable and lasting government for Northern Ireland and a peaceful future." Mr Blair's official spokesman said after the meeting: "What today was about was beginning a conversation in more detail about what their [the DUP's] assessment is post-election and how they see the way forward. They have said in public they want to be positive. We want to explore what that means in detail." Mr Blair and Bertie Ahern, the Irish Prime Minister, are due to meet leaders of other parties in Northern Ireland today, including Sinn Fein, in Downing Street. Martin McGuinness, Sinn Fein's chief negotiator, stressed yesterday the "need to see the Good Friday Agreement implemented and implemented in full". Reuse content
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Peter Robinson vratio se na mjesto premijera Sjeverne Irske nakon što je prošloga mjeseca 'nakratko' odstupio, objavila je u srijedu njegova Demokratska unionistička stranka (DUP) Robinson je odstupio 11. siječnja kako bi sudjelovao u istrazi oko novca koji je njegova supruga prikupila za svog bivšem 19-godišnjeg ljubavnika. Pravno mišljenje neovisnih stručnjaka u srijedu je Robinsona oslobodilo sumnje da je bio umiješan u skandal u vezi supruge te potvrdilo da je on u svakom trenutku postupao u skladu sa svojim javnim obvezama, navodi se u priopćenju DUP-a. 'Stoga sam sretan što u ovo kritično doba mogu ponovno u potpunosti preuzeti sve dužnosti mog položaja', rekao je Robinson. Ministrica Arlene Foster mijenjala ga je za vrijeme istrage skandala koje je moglo najduže potrajati šest tjedana. Robinson je tijekom trotjedne pauze u obavljanju premijerskih dužnosti ostao na čelu svoje probritanske Demokratske unionističke stranke i nastavio pregovarati sa Sinn Feinom, irskom nacionalističkom strankom, i koalicijskom partnerom DUP-a u vladi, o daljnjem tijeku prijenosa političkih i pravosudnih prava i ovlasti s Londona na Belfast. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom