PSNI chief says Loyalist anger will not stop move to community policing

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PSNI chief says Loyalist anger will not stop move to community policing

Loyalist paramilitaries have withdrawn support from the Good Friday peace deal over Brexit arrangements.

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Date - 4th March 2021
By - Chris Smith

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The group representing Loyalist paramilitary groups has written to the Prime Minister withdrawing from the Good Friday Agreement because of the post Brexit protocol governing Irish Sea trade post-Brexit. They said the terms of the 1994 agreement...

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