Ulster Unionist Party (UPP) leader David Trimble fixes window blinds at Castle Buildings, Stormont, near Belfast while talking on a mobile phone, during talks with UUP and Loyalist paramilitary representatives. * Mr Trimble will be seeking re-election as Northern Ireland First Minister tomorrow.

Ulster Unionist Party (UPP) leader David Trimble fixes window blinds at Castle Buildings, Stormont, near Belfast while talking on a mobile phone, during talks with UUP and Loyalist paramilitary representatives. * Mr Trimble will be seeking re-election as Northern Ireland First Minister tomorrow. Stock Photo

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1 November 2001

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