Rt Hon Chris Bryant MP
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The DUP has halted joint official engagements involving Northern Ireland’s First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly amid the Drumcree protest dispute, without withdrawing from the Executive.
MPs have approved the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill by 330 votes to 178 at Third Reading, as ministers defend the reforms and critics question protections for veterans.
Ministers have proposed Attorney General consent for serious Troubles-related prosecutions alongside new safeguards against repeated investigations, amid debate over protections for veterans and victims’ rights.
Four motions to exclude Michelle O'Neill and three other Sinn Féin ministers over the Drumcree parade protests were defeated at Stormont.
The Orange Order’s challenge to Chris Bryant’s Drumcree parade ban has been adjourned until 12 October. No ruling on the ban’s lawfulness has been made.
Chris Bryant has prohibited the disputed Drumcree procession after police warned of serious disorder, prompting contrasting nationalist and unionist reactions.
Former prime minister Gordon Brown has predicted that Ireland will eventually be united, just days after Andy Burnham said a referendum on Irish unity was 'off the table'.
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