Brown And Cowen In Desperate Attempt To Salvage Northern Ireland Power-Sharing -- The Guardian
Leaders present political parties with paper promising devolution of policing and justice powers by 4 May.
Gordon Brown and his Irish counterpart Brian Cowen were locked in negotiations in Belfast tonight as they desperately tried to hold Northern Ireland's power-sharing government together.
The two leaders presented Northern Ireland's political parties with a position paper promising devolution of policing and justice powers by 4 May.
They also offered unionists changes in how controversial parades are ruled on. The plan is similar to how marches are dealt with in Derry, where the issue has been largely resolved.
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