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Pro-British DUP facing competition from Alliance Party and Sinn Féin in Northern Ireland's 18 seats in upcoming UK elections.

DUP MP Sammy Wilson revealed he attended secret meetings with Sinn Fein, despite party policy opposing such engagements, stating they were not official negotiations.

A Sinn Féin member admitted to vandalism of a portrait in Belfast City Hall, prompting investigations and calls for accountability.

The Democratic Unionist party has endorsed a deal with the UK government to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland after two years of political deadlock.

The deal paves the way for Sinn Fein to take the first minister post for the first time, with a DUP member as deputy first minister.

Deal reached to end political deadlock in Northern Ireland and establish power-sharing government.

Sinn Fein will take on top leadership role in Northern Ireland for the first time.

Michelle O'Neill is set to become the first nationalist first minister in Northern Ireland after a two-year political collapse.

The DUP has agreed to the recall of political institutions and the formation of a powersharing executive on the back of a deal with the Westminster Government.

Donaldson pleaded not guilty to 18 sex offence charges, leading to his resignation from the DUP.

A trial date for the Donaldsons is set for March 2025.

Jeffrey Donaldson resigned as leader of the D.U.P. due to non-recent sexual offenses charges.

Donaldson's sudden resignation has disrupted Northern Ireland's political landscape, causing uncertainty for the D.U.P.'s future.

The DUP has survived a tumultuous week without further political damage after the resignation of Sir Jeffrey Donaldson.

Sir Jeffrey was a pivotal figure in the DUP, known for his pragmatism, decisiveness, and ability to navigate political complexities.

DUP is set to resume power sharing in Northern Ireland after accepting a compromise offer from the UK government

The new deal will remove checks for goods moving within the UK and remaining in Northern Ireland and end Northern Ireland automatically following future EU laws

The Irish Sea border has become a focal point in Northern Ireland's election campaign due to the UK's 2019 Brexit deal with the EU.

Unionists must engage with diverse communities to secure votes, moving beyond reliance on traditional demographics.

A deal has been struck between the DUP and the British government to restore Stormont powersharing in Northern Ireland.

The deal will remove all post-Brexit checks on goods moving into Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK.

The UK government plans to replace the green lane process with a UK internal market system for goods within the United Kingdom.

The DUP sees this move as a key concession to eliminate the Irish Sea border for goods intended for the UK market.

The DUP has backed a new Brexit deal with the aim of restoring power-sharing at Stormont.

Boris Johnson has criticized the new deal, warning that it could tie the UK to EU trade rules in the future.

Boris Johnson criticizes Rishi Sunak's Brexit deal with the DUP, warning that it could tie the UK to EU rules on trade of goods.

Johnson and some right-wing Tory rebels claim the new agreement could limit Britain's ability to diverge from EU regulations.

Northern Ireland Assembly set to return after two-year political paralysis.

New agreement on trade between DUP and UK government ratified by House of Commons.