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Steven Agnew quits as Green Party leader amid anger at Stormont impasse

Steven Agnew of the Green Party in Northern Ireland at his office in Bangor as he announces his decision to step down as party leader. Picture by Brian Lawless, Press Association
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The leader of the Green Party in Northern Ireland is to quit, part blaming the powersharing impasse at Stormont for sapping his drive for the job. Steven Agnew said he was "frustrated, despond[...]

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