Letter: Ulster meltdown

Tuesday 11 March 1997 00:02 GMT

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Sir: Having seen the photograph of Thornton's chocolate representations of party leaders in The Independent on 7 March, I visited my local branch to buy some. A member of staff informed me that there had been no demand for them, and they had been returned to England.

David Trimble should take note. Despite the many concessions given to the Ulster Unionists, the British withdrawal from Northern Ireland has commenced.

DERMOT REID

Belfast

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