LORD Molyneaux's grieving 'close companion' Christopher Luke said he is now devoting himself to getting his successor David Trimble "out of parliament". Mr Luke speaks bitterly of Lord Trimble, who took over the leadership of the UUP in 1995 after Jim Molyneaux stood down and went on to sign the party up to the Good Friday Agreement, which established a power-sharing government. The 48-year-old long-time confidant of Lord Molyneaux, who lives in Kent, said they shared a conviction that devolution was wrong for the north and would only serve to weaken the union. &[...]