Northern Ireland looks set for a snap election after the resignation of Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness as deputy first minister exposed a widening gulf between his party and the Democratic Unionists over the handling of a public spending scandal.
Mr McGuinness accused Arlene Foster, the f
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Vincent Boland, Financial Times
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