HeyJaredDavid McCann
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David McCann: The DUP is in the fight of its political life. Has Gavin Robinson got a plan? (opens the original)
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THE DUP meets for its annual conference this Saturday. This is Gavin Robinsonâs third as leader and the last time he has with the party faithful to make his case for why it should secure a seventh term as the leading party of unionism. The DUP was once unassailable. Between 2003 and 2016, the party gained seats and, at its peak, commanded north of 60 per cent of the combined unionist vote. Today, while still taking a majority of the pro-union vote, it is a diminished force, scoring vote shares
David McCann: Itâs time to end the âneverendumâ and set rules for an Irish border poll (opens the original)
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YOU wait for one prime minister to comment on constitutional change, and then three come along at once. In the past few days, former British prime minister Gordon Brown and former taoiseach Leo Varadkar have issued comments on whether Irish unification is inevitable. This follows a more clumsy set of remarks from the incumbent prime minister, Andy Burnham, about whether a border poll is on the table. Leaders from the UK and Ireland giving their views about constitutional change. On the pro-unity
David McCann: The warning signs of another Stormont collapse are there (opens the original)
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THE wheels could be about to come off at Stormont, Sinn Féinâs Conor Murphy warned last week, if reform of the institutions is not delivered. For anyone who watches our Executive closely, you could be forgiven for thinking âhere we go againâ. We seem to be on the fast-track to another collapse, which would be the third in a decade. The early warning signs are always the same. Polls or election results show a restlessness within one community, the media focus on who is under pressure, and
David McCann: What Chris Bryant must do if he is to leave his mark in Northern Ireland (opens the original)
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It is all change over at Westminster. Not only is there a new prime minister (the seventh in 10 years, if you have not heard), but we have a new secretary of state. None other than Chris Bryant. This will be our eighth since 2016. Often, I hear about the role of the Northern Ireland Office and how it is positioned in our local politics. Whatever your analysis of where things have gone wrong in the past, a considered analysis has to take into account the revolving door of office holders that we h
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