DUP mixed messages sapping confidence they will stay the anti-Protocol course
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “Today’s meeting between the parties to discuss an executive ‘Programme for Government’ sends entirely
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Interloper Martin relishes constitutional vandalism of the Protocol
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister:- “Very happy to promote and encourage the ‘constitutional vandalism’ of the Protocol, which decrees
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Allister appeals for information about murder of Glenn Quinn
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “This Sunday Glenn Quinn should be celebrating his 50th birthday. That isn’t happening because
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Allister tells Cambridge Tories Protocol battle is for the Union itself
Speaking on Wednesday evening at the Centenary Dinner of Cambridge University Conservative Association, TUV leader Jim Allister said the battle
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TUV welcomes GB News live Twelfth coverage
Statement by TUV Newry and Armagh spokesperson Keith Ratcliffe: “Within 24 hours of the announcement by the BBC that they
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TUV’s initial response to the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister:- “The detail of this Bill demands more extensive scrutiny than has been yet possible,
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Bomber’s re-appointment to Education Authority reminds us of Alliance and SDLP culpability
Commenting Jim Allister said: “The re-appointment of convicted bomber Paul Kavanagh to the Education Authority is a kick in the
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TUV hits out at Starmer on Protocol
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister:- “Since Sir Keir Starmer, it seems, choose to meet no unionists – certainly not
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Binning live coverage of the Twelfth symptomatic of anti-Unionist BBC culture
Statement by TUV Ballymena councillor Matthew Armstrong: “The BBC decision to bin live coverage of the Twelfth demonstrations speaks to
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Unionism clear and united on the Protocol
Responding to a poll published in today’s Belfast Telegraph showing that over three quarters of Unionists believe there should be