By Emer Mullins, Contributor The latest proposed implementation plan on policing in Northern Ireland has been rejected by Sinn Féin, whose chairman Mitchell McLaughlin said the proposals – jointly put forward by the Irish and British governments – did not go far enough and failed to meet republican demands for radical change. However, in a move that widened the gulf between nationalists and republicans, the SDLP gave their backing to the controversial proposals. The proposals are a follow-up to the Patton Report, and the two governments hoped the new blueprint would be accepted by both...