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Boris Johnson must listen to concerns 27 April, 2021 01:00
Criticism of the British prime minister is an everyday part of the cut and thrust of politics and government. However, when a group of former political and religious leaders asks Boris Johnson to “step up” and “listen” to their concerns about potential violence here, their words extend beyond criticism to a plea for urgent action.
The appeal was contained in a letter signed by a cross-party group of senior figures, including Lord Patten, the architect of policing reform here, four former secretaries of state, former PSNI chief constable Hugh Orde and Lord Eames, former Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh.
A group of former political and religious leaders have urged the Prime Minister to “step up” to tackle recent violence in Northern Ireland.
Police came under sustained and violent attack on both sides of a Belfast peace wall earlier this month following successive nights of violence.
Loyalists staged protests at the so-called border in the Irish Sea following Brexit, claiming the Northern Ireland Protocol has undermined the region’s place within the Union.
There is also anger at a decision not to prosecute Sinn Fein members for alleged coronavirus regulation breaches at a funeral last year.
A ‘No Irish Sea Border’ sign on a lamppost outside Larne Port (Liam McBurney/PA)