Northern Ireland's First Minster Peter Robinson speaks to the gathered media after Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond and Deputy Nicola Sturgeon hosted a meeting today at Bute house with Northern Ireland's First Minster Peter Robinson, his deputy Martin McGuinness and First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones
The leaders issued a joint statement backing social, economic and constitutional reform across the United Kingdom Pic Kenny Smith, Kenny Smith Photography
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Northern Ireland's First Minster Peter Robinson speaks to the gathered media after Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond and Deputy Nicola Sturgeon hosted a meeting today at Bute house with Northern Ireland's First Minster Peter Robinson, his deputy Martin McGuinness and First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones
The leaders issued a joint statement backing social, economic and constitutional reform across the United Kingdom Pic Kenny Smith, Kenny Smith Photography
6 Bluebell Grove, Kelty, Fife, KY4 0GX
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