DUP seeking ‘further movement’ from Government on post-Brexit trade
The DUP said it is seeking “further movement” from the Government on post-Brexit trade, after presenting a set of proposed actions.
The DUP said it is seeking “further movement” from the Government on post-Brexit trade, after presenting a set of proposed actions.
Party officers met on Monday and unanimously agreed to vote against the so-called Stormont brake mechanism.
Ian Paisley said the Windsor Framework does "not cut the mustard in terms of addressing our seven key tests".
He was 'working all the hours under the sun'
He urged prime minister Boris Johnson to oppose the EU as much as he opposes Russia’s treatment of Ukraine.
Meanwhile, Truss insisted that it is her “absolute priority” to solve the “unintended consequences” created by Brexit in Northern Ireland, quoting issues such as red tape.
“Juvenile, pathetic, moronic, self indulgent, narcissistic fool who jokes as people get sick, as people die, as families grieve."
“If the UK government can’t or won’t act, then unionism will and soon," the DUP has warned.
“Earlier in the year we had people back out on the streets again. There was civil unrest, there was violence on the streets."
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