Published 1 year ago

Sanction parties refusing to powershare, urges ex-Northern Ireland secretary

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Lord Hain suggested sanctions should be imposed on any political party that refuses to powershare and therefore collapses the Northern Irish government. His comments came as the DUP's refusal to form an executive, due to the Northern Ireland Protocol, has stretched on for more than a year. Lord Hain said he wanted to highlight a 'deeply troubling gridlock' in Northern Ireland's self-governance.

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The Independent

Sanction parties refusing to powershare, urges ex-Northern Ireland secretary

Lord Hain helped negotiate the arrangement in 2007.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

Sanction parties refusing to powershare, urges ex-Northern Ireland secretary

A former Northern Ireland secretary has warned that the rules around powersharing in Northern Ireland need to change if the devolution settlement is to survive.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Sanction parties refusing to powershare, urges ex-Northern Ireland secretary

Lord Hain helped negotiate the arrangement in 2007.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Belfast Live

Sanction parties refusing to power share, urges ex-Northern Ireland secretary

Lord Hain says any party which refuses to form a power sharing executive should have its funding withheld

1 year ago·Belfast, United Kingdom

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Belfast Telegraph

Sanction parties refusing to powershare, urges ex-Northern Ireland secretary

A former Northern Ireland secretary has warned that the rules around powersharing in Northern Ireland need to change if the devolution settlement is to survive.

1 year ago·Belfast, United Kingdom

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