Ulster Unionist Party
UUP leader Doug Beattie MLA declines further comment on DUP leadership matters, saying the circumstances are of concern but a criminal investigation is now under way, and stressing the need to consider victims and the impact of media attention.
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DUP MP Carla Lockhart says UUP Leader Doug Beattie should stand with the DUP rather than attack unionists, arguing the DUP's leadership forced a return to negotiations on the Protocol and that stable devolution needs right foundations.
Constitutional affairs Original release: Beattie out of step with unionist community (opens in a new tab)
The DUP says it has commissioned the iNEQE Safeguarding Group to carry out an independent focused safeguarding review into Jeffrey Donaldson's time as a party member, examining what was known within the party and its reporting arrangements. It says the review is led by Jim Gamble and will not be…
Justice and policing Original release: Statement – Democratic Unionist Party (opens in a new tab)
Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill wishes Doug Beattie and his family well after he announces he will step down as UUP leader. She says Sinn Féin will continue constructive working with the new UUP leader and other Executive and Assembly parties.
Other Original release: Michelle O’Neill statement on resignation of Doug Beattie (opens in a new tab)
The DUP says it upholds the rule of law after former member Jeffrey Donaldson’s conviction, calling the guilty verdicts justice served. Leader Gavin Robinson MP, Deputy Leader Michelle McIlveen MLA and the Party Chairman say they are deeply concerned by recent allegations of inappropriate behaviour,
Justice and policing Original release: Democratic Unionist Party Statement (opens in a new tab)
The DUP, in a joint statement with leaders of Northern Ireland's main parties, condemns a "horrific" attack in North Belfast, wishes the victim a full recovery, and urges people not to share graphic images or videos. They back PSNI investigators and ask for information and footage.
Justice and policing Original release: Joint Statement (opens in a new tab)