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P323 Teletext 323 Dec15 22:42:22   LOYALISTS  TALK PEACE ——————————————————————————————————————— Three former terrorists jailed for their part in murder, attempted murder and bomb offences have sat down with Government officials in Belfast. ■ Former UVF terrorist Billy Hutchinson — jailed in 1975 for his part in the murder of two Catholics — was leading the delegation from the Progressive Unionist Party, said to have the ear of the UVF terror group. ■ Accompanying him was party spokesman David Ervine. ——————————————————————————————————1/5—— Loyalist caution on weapons demand 313 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p183 Next page Letters Papers News day
P323 Teletext 323 Dec15 22:41:28   LOYALISTS  TALK PEACE ——————————————————————————————————————— Former terrorist David Ervine was one of the loyalists meeting Government officials in Belfast. ■ Mr Ervine was previously jailed for 11 years for transporting a bomb. He was joined by the Progressive Unionist Party's prisons spokesman William Smith, jailed in 1972 for attempted murder. ■ The PUP delegation was completed by party executive members Jackie Mahood and Lindsay Robb. ——————————————————————————————————2/5—— Former terrorists enter peace talks 313 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p183 Next page Letters Papers News day
P323 Teletext 323 Dec15 22:41:13   LOYALISTS  TALK PEACE ——————————————————————————————————————— The Ulster Democratic Party has joined a loyalist delegation meeting Government officials in Belfast. ■ The UDP team was led by Lisburn Councillor Garry McMichael, whose father was murdered when he was a UDA commander. ■ He was backed up by Joe English, David Adams, John White and Tommy Kirkham, who has recently defected from the Rev Ian Paisley's Democratic Unionist Party. ——————————————————————————————————3/5—— Loyalist caution on weapons demand 313 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p183 Next page Letters Papers News day
P323 Teletext 323 Dec15 22:42:19   LOYALISTS  TALK PEACE ——————————————————————————————————————— A loyalist delegation has met Government officials in Belfast with the aim of trying to find a way for them to play a part in the Northern Ireland peace process. ■ The Progressive Unionist Party and Ulster Democratic Party entered exploratory dialogue with officials six days after Sinn Fein. ■ It came on the first anniversary of the signing of the Downing Street Declaration, which led to ceasefires. ——————————————————————————————————4/5—— Former terrorists enter peace talks 313 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p183 Next page Letters Papers News day
P323 Teletext 323 Dec15 22:41:17   LOYALISTS  TALK PEACE ——————————————————————————————————————— The Ulster Democratic Party and the Progressive Unionist Party have started exploratory talks with Government officials in Belfast. ■ The PUP and the UDP played a major role in winning the October ceasefire by the outlawed Ulster Defence Association and Ulster Volunteer Force. ■ Now, like Sinn Fein, they are looking for a way into mainstream politics — another chapter in the remarkable push for peace over the last 12 months. ——————————————————————————————————5/5—— Loyalist caution on weapons demand 313 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p183 Next page Letters Papers News day