TUV leader’s New Year message
“One year on from the imposition of the Union-dismantling Protocol, any honest assessment must conclude that dither and duplicity by
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Who does McDonald think she is kidding?
Responding to Sinn Féin’s Press Association interview, TUV leader Jim Allister said:- “Mary Lou McDonald’s aggressive comments demonstrate that for
Elections
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TUV announce North Down Assembly candidate
TUV have announced that John Gordon will be the party’s North Down candidate in next year’s Assembly election. John lives
Coronavirus
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Executive adds to burden on business
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “Today’s announcement on Covid restrictions by the Executive adds to the burden placed on
Elections
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TUV announce South Down Assembly candidate
TUV has announced that councillor Harold McKee will be the party’s South Down candidate in next year’s Assembly election. Councillor McKee previously served
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Varadkar glee at outworking of Protocol underscores its danger
Statement by TUV Strangford Assembly candidate Councillor Stephen Cooper: “Leo Varadkar’s glee at the outworking of the Protocol should act
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Why is language document being hidden?
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “A fortnight ago the Communities Minister gave a statement in the Assembly in which
Brexit
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Each new deadline leaves Unionism looking weaker
Statement by TUV East Antrim candidate Norman Boyd: “Sir Jeffery Donaldson’s new deadline for action on the Protocol – “very
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Frost’s departure adds urgency to need for action
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister:- “I suspect the resignation of Lord Frost has more to do with the Protocol
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EU has no interest in serious change
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister: “Lord Frost’s end of term report on the Protocol negotiations shows that the EU