Unionism must keep focus on the big challenge, the Protocol
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister:- “With leadership changes affecting the other two unionist parties, this, clearly, is an unsettled
NI Politics
Victims
Amnesty – the next betrayal
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister:- “If the kite flying in today’s national press proves correct, then amnesty for
Victims
Serious questions for PPS after trial of soldiers A and C collapses
Jim Allister said: “I welcome today’s decision but regret that it took so long to get to this point. It
Brexit
NI Politics
TUV leave Secretary of State in no doubt about Unionist anger
A TUV delegation comprising of party leader Jim Allister, Ballymena Councillor Matthew Armstrong and party press officer Samuel Morrison met
NI Politics
Mrs Foster’s resignation
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister:- “I have no doubt this has been a very difficult day for Arlene
Brexit
NI Politics
Blocking of North South Ministerial Council meeting welcome
Jim Allister said: “I welcome the fact that today’s North South Ministerial Council on agriculture meeting did not go ahead
NI Politics
Shocking confirmation that not a single Unionist minister wanted Budget spend on Centenary
Statement by TUV Leader Jim Allister:- “I am both angry and dismayed that in this centenary year for Northern Ireland
Brexit
Dublin professed concern for Belfast Agreement exposed
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “The comments of Rory Montgomery, a key person in the Republic’s approach to Brexit,
Brexit
Unionist committee chairs give pro-Protocol parties a free run at Northern Ireland Affairs Committee
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “I am dismayed to learn that none of the Unionists who chair Stormont’s committees
Coronavirus
Northern Ireland cannot be held back by Republic’s failing vaccination program
Responding to comments from the Irish Prime Minister Jim Allister said: “Of course the Republic cannot be aligned with