The Democratic Unionist Party on Saturday voted to reject a British deadline to share power with Catholics, officials said, launching a showdown that could end in the collapse of the Northern Ireland Assembly. More than 100 officials from Ian Paisley’s Democratic Unionist Party voted overwhelmingly to reject Britain’s long-held demand for a 12-member administration to be formed and receive powers by Monday, according to officials in both the party and the British government, speaking anonymously because of the sensitivity of the issue. Full Story
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