O’Neill’s refusal to reject planter slur shows she’s unfit for First Minister office
Statement by TUV South Belfast representative Andrew Girvin: “The widespread offence caused to Unionism by Congressman Neal’s employment of the
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Treasury announcements remind us the U.K. is better together
Statement by TUV Newry and Armagh representative Keith Ratcliffe: “Today’s announcements by the Treasury of a package of measures to
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Why Green and Red Customs Lanes are not the answer to the NI Protocol
Article by TUV leader Jim Allister QC MLA published in today’s News Letter. Those, including government, who claim green and
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Whether at Westminster or Stormont roll over Unionism cannot wash its hands of Irish language legislation
Statement by TUV South Antrim representative Mel Lucas: “No one should be in any doubt that while the Irish language
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Core issues with Sea Border are constitutional
Statement by TUV South Down representative Councillor Harold McKee: “The Foreign Secretary’s acknowledgment of some of the difficulties business is
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Engagement with Congressman Neal is pointless
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “If there was any doubt about Congressman Neal’s position on Northern Ireland before his
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Nothing manufactured about Protocol concerns
Statement by TUV East Antrim spokesman Norman Boyd: “Congressman Neal clearly has no interest in listening to the concerns of
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Government should be honest about why there’s a “vanishingly small” chance of bringing criminals to justice
Statement by TUV Mid Ulster representative Glen Moore: “Today’s comments by the Secretary of State on the Government’s legacy proposals
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Unionism must hold its nerve
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister:- “Whatever the orchestrated campaign, international or local, (mostly the usual suspects) for Unionism to
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Dublin and US meddling must be rejected
Statement by TUV Strangford representative Councillor Stephen Cooper: “Whether it is Nancy Pelosi on Twitter or Dublin’s Prime Minister on