🚨 You can now watch last night’s @bbctheview on YouTube.
I’ve been discussing @carlalockhart’s resignation from the DUP’s officer team & the wider state of unionism with the leaders of the three main unionist parties.
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You can now watch @bbctheview on YouTube.
@MarkCarruthers7 spoke to the leaders of the three main unionist parties.
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"At this stage it would be a surprise if John Finucane didn't run" in the Assembly election.
Former Irish News editor Noel Doran says #Drumcree has been "something of a gamechanger" for nationalism.
#BBCTheView@MarkCarruthers7
"He's doing the best job that he can, this is not a good move for Gavin Robinson."
@MarkCarruthers7 asks @SuzyJourno about DUP MP Carla Lockhart's decision to stand down as a party officer.
"There are unrivalled opportunities for Northern Ireland to be prosperous and unfortunately we are on programmes like this showing dis-unity."
UUP leader @JonBurrowsMLA#BBCTheView@MarkCarruthers7
"How do you think she quit, she spoke to me."
@MarkCarruthers7 asks DUP leader @GRobinsonDUP how he found out his colleague @carlalockhart had stood down as a DUP party officer.
"I did warn at the outset that a legal victory at Drumcree with the march could turn into a strategic defeat, that it could end up dividing unionism and galvanising the Sinn Féin vote. It has turned out to be that way."
UUP leader @JonBurrowsMLA@MarkCarruthers7#BBCTheView
"It turns out all you did was profound nothing and you've allowed Sinn Fein off the hook and they're laughing at you."
@JimAllister tells @MarkCarruthers7
Ann Watt, director of think-tank Pivotal, sets out the pressures ahead of another meeting between the Stormont Executive and @RhonddaBryant Ministers need £1.6bn, London is offering a third of that. Strikes are now planned because health pay rises haven’t been sorted.
The "sophisticated lobbying" of the veterans' movement has brought us to this point says @AllisonMorris1 speaking to @MarkCarruthers7 on BBC NI Sunday Politics
Philip Barden, a solicitor who's represented a numer of Troubles veterans, including two soliders accused of murder in 1974, says past decisions by NI prosecutors were not "fair" or "reliable"
The government plans to give the Attorney General in London - rather than prosecutors here - the power to decide if someone should be put on trial for serious offences committed during the Troubles. Mark Thompson of @RelsForJustice tells @MarkCarruthers7 why they oppose the move