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The Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has accused his DUP counterpart of breaching a commitment to "sell" a policing deal to unionists. It is the latest in a series of bitter clashes between the parties over the devolution of policing and justice. Full Article at BBC News
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The first and deputy first minister are to meet other assembly parties on Thursday to outline proposals on the devolution of policing and justice. Delegations from the Ulster Unionists, Alliance and the SDLP will meet the ministers at Stormont castle. Full Article at BBC News
