Northern Ireland's deputy First Minister has sought to play down the crisis facing the North's institutions – saying the parties have 'four to six weeks' to overcome their problems.
Martin McGuinness says the parties need to rediscover their previous spirit of co-operation to get around the current crisis.
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Sinn Féin says it's willing to attend a new round of crisis talks on Monday to overcome the recent crisis following the murder of Kevin McGuigan.
Martin McGuinness says the unionist parties in particular need to learn to speak to each other
