A knock at number ten

Article Abstract:

'The Times' printed a document used in the Northern Ireland peace negotiations that referred to a possible standardization of governmental operations between Ireland and Norther Ireland. Unionists were angered by the draft, but Prime Minister John Major downplayed its significance.

Ireland, Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, British foreign relations, Northern Ireland, Peace treaties, Irish foreign relations

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Running Scared

Article Abstract:

Blair can establish himself as a strong leader and win the next general election by withdrawing his support of John Major's decision to initiate a 'Beef War' with Europe, possibly the largest mistake in the United Kingdom's foreign policy since the 1956 Suez invasion.

Column, Biography, Blair, Tony

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