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I’ve added Michelle O’Neill’s “final days” of the Union to my graphic outlining the many such predictions by Sinn Fein politicians going back to 2003. It’s a long list.
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Being part of the UK helps keep everyday life more affordable for working people and families. 👨👩👧👦
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Fantastic
💯 way forward
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Let’s hope @News_Letter can cover this campaign. I get them avoiding Drumcree coverage to avoid being seen to whip it up but for a paper of unionism this shouldn’t be a problem…..
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✅ The Royal Navy and RAF guarding our seas and the undersea cables that keep us connected
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✅ 850 skilled jobs at Thales in Belfast, helping Ukraine defend itself 🇺🇦
Yesterday we launched our positive case for the Union: national security, peace, a lower cost of living, our NHS & economic strength. We finish with pride in our contribution to the UK - from food security to specialised skills in cybersecurity & manufacturing. Stronger together.
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🛡️ Safer in the Union.
The world is less certain than it has been for a generation. As part of the UK, Northern Ireland has strong and trusted allies 👇
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The ease with which humans can be sold by pimps and traffickers and purchased by buyers, who are anonymous of course, was laid bare this week in a report from a Northern Ireland Assembly committee, Hidden In Plain Sight.
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Having worked with a charity for these women I concur 100%. 100% + in fact.
One of the most depressing exchanges in the Assembly was hearing the Alliance Party argue that some women “willingly” choose sex work. It is not true consent, its exploitation, abuse & it
involves women being treated as commodities. These websites should be banned.
There have been calls to introduce a ban on so-called "pimping websites".
This follows a report which found women were forced into prostitution, advertised online, drugged before "appointments" and moved through cities one day at a time.
Read more: bbc.in/4z5dpeq
I asked the government for an overarching inquiry into Donaldson’s public life, including activities abroad. As a knight of the realm, Privy Councillor & trade envoy, he held positions of trust. The Government declined & referred to him throughout its response as “Mr Donaldson”.
Jeffrey Donaldson was twice UK delegate to children’s rights group thetimes.com/world/ireland-w…

























