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DUP may be standing firm, but Sir Jeffrey will need to set out his strategy come the autumn - Vimarsana News

DUP may be standing firm, but Sir Jeffrey will need to set out his strategy come the autumn

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and the DUP’s powerful group of party officers have a lot of decisions to make come the autumn.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson still walking a tightrope despite resurgence from two years ago - Vimarsana News

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson still walking a tightrope despite resurgence from two years ago

The DUP has been told time and time again by friend and foe alike that its boycott of Stormont is ultimately an act of self-harm which damages the Union.

64% of unionists back DUP's boycott of Stormont until NI Protocol scrapped - Vimarsana News

64% of unionists back DUP's boycott of Stormont until NI Protocol scrapped

Unionist feeling on the protocol has hardened over the summer, with two-thirds saying the DUP shouldn’t return to Stormont until it is scrapped.

Loyalists close to ex-UDA boss Gary Fisher in court over illegal Protocol parade - Vimarsana News

Loyalists close to ex-UDA boss Gary Fisher in court over illegal Protocol parade

Two leading loyalists have appeared in court charged with taking part in an illegal anti-Protocol parade which also involved members of the South East Antrim (SEA) UDA.

Insiders on what a 2024 Labour victory would mean for NI: 'Politicians here want to see you as an honest broker' - Vimarsana News

Insiders on what a 2024 Labour victory would mean for NI: 'Politicians here want to see you as an honest broker'

October 2024. Labour has just won the general election and ended almost a decade-and-a-half of Tory rule. Prime Minister Starmer is settling into Downing Street, but it’s far from the only change of political direction in these islands.