Sinn Fein in policing talks
SINN Fein was set to hold its first meeting with the Northern Ireland Policing Board today. Party President Gerry Adams was expected to lead a group to Stormont to discuss police collusion with loyalist paramilitaries.
They will also raise the need to boost the number of republicans in the police force.
The step follows the party's decision to accept policing arrangements once power-sharing is restored on May 8.
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