Sinn Fein criticises Arlene Foster’s ‘bizarre’ defence of DUP Pride flag stance
Sinn Fein has described a claim from Arlene Foster that a bid to fly a Pride flag at a council building was a republican rouse to remove the Union flag as bizarre.
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Foster accuses Varadkar of interfering in NI after questioning fresh talks claim
Arlene Foster has accused the Irish premier of interfering in Northern Ireland affairs, questioning his claim that new talks to break the Stormont deadlock are set for the autumn.
Arlene Foster accuses Sinn Fein of rowing back on border poll remarks
Democratic Unionist leader Arlene Foster has accused Sinn Fein of rowing back on suggesting an Irish unity poll should not be held during Brexit uncertainty.
Arlene Foster urges end to decision-making ‘limbo’ in Northern Ireland
DUP leader Arlene Foster has called on the British Government to end decision-making “limbo” in Northern Ireland after officials said they would not appeal against a court judgment seriously limiting their powers.
Foster to raise abuse victims’ plight with head of NI Civil Service
DUP leader Arlene Foster is to raise the plight of victims of institutional abuse with the head of the Civil Service and the Northern Ireland Office (NIO).
Simon Coveney and Arlene Foster visit Derry following violence
Ireland’s foreign affairs minister and DUP leader Arlene Foster have visited Londonderry following six successive nights of violence in the city.
It was an accident, says Sinn Fein MEP who liked rude tweet about DUP leader
A Sinn Fein MEP who liked an offensive tweet about DUP leader Arlene Foster has insisted it was an accident.
Arlene Foster tells LGBT event: Respect my right to oppose same-sex marriage
Arlene Foster urged members of the LGBT community to respect her right to oppose same-sex marriage as she became the first DUP leader to attend one of their events.
Foster: Attendance at gaelic football final is step toward reconciliation
Democratic Unionist leader Arlene Foster has described her attendance at a gaelic football final as taking a step toward reconciliation in Northern Ireland.
Arlene Foster first DUP leader to attend Ulster GAA final
Arlene Foster has become the first leader of the Democratic Unionist Party to attend the Ulster final.
Foster attending LGBT event ‘important step towards dialogue’
Arlene Foster’s decision to attend an LGBT event in Northern Ireland next week represents an important step towards dialogue, the organisers said.
DUP’s Arlene Foster denies threatening PM over Brexit after ‘red line’ comments
Arlene Foster has denied threatening the Prime Minister over Brexit, insisting she does not think Theresa May would even consider a deal that would treat Northern Ireland differently.
DUP leader threatens to pull support for May Government over special NI deal
Arlene Foster has threatened to pull out of a deal to prop up Theresa May’s Government if it adopts a Brexit deal that treats Northern Ireland differently from the rest of the UK.
Government urged to repeal 150-year-old law that criminalises abortion
A cross-party coalition of MPs is calling on the Government to repeal a 150-year-old piece of legislation that criminalises abortion.
No place for sectarianism in 2018, DUP leader to tell Orange Order parade
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader Arlene Foster will say there is “no place for sectarianism” against the community when she attends an Orange Order parade in Scotland.
DUP leader to attend Orange Order parade in Scotland
Democratic Unionist Party leader Arlene Foster is to attend an Orange Order parade in Scotland.
Arlene Foster: Energy was most complex brief
Energy was not Arlene Foster’s favourite brief during her time at the Department for Enterprise, Trade and Investment, the RHI Inquiry has heard.
Inquiry head baffled by workings of department behind renewable heat incentive
The chair of a public inquiry into Stormont’s botched green energy scheme has questioned whether a key department run by DUP leader Arlene Foster was dysfunctional.
Unlike Theresa May, the DUP do not want a Hard Brexit. There could be trouble ahead
The general election result has ended up with a hung parliament.
Theresa May to see Queen as Tories aim to govern without majority
Theresa May is to ask the Queen for permission to form a government in the wake of the disastrous snap election which has robbed Conservatives of their overall majority in the House of Commons.