Jim Allister

Critics say amount of airtime given by Stephen Nolan to some unionists stirs division

Ballymoney rally told protocol opens up door to a united Ireland and therefore must go

Sinn Féin had blocked unionist parties’ bid to erect stone at Stormont last year

DUP leader said he never had plans to return to former party and ‘respectfully declined’

Some 63% of respondents said arrangement creates economic opportunities

Tributes paid from across political divide in North following death of Assembly member

Sinn Féin vice-president urges Dublin Government to make preparations for referendum

Leader says unionist opponents need to ‘wise up’ after Wilson booed at loyalist rally

Harder side of unionism doesn’t appear to think ‘would this not be good for Belfast?’

On the Lower Newtownards Road, there’s support for the DUP, but also disillusionment

EU and UK representatives to discuss checks at ports and avoiding a hard border

Donaldson’s shameless manoeuvre shows he recognises protocol is here to stay

Analysis: Allister described Tweed as ‘larger than life’ and said he had been ‘saddened’ to learn of death

Child abuser and former rugby international died in motorbike crash in Antrim last month

UK government tardiness underpins DUP and Sinn Féin threats to devolution

Unionist party leaders say triggering Article 16 of Northern Ireland protocol would not resolve issues

Traditional Unionist Voice seizes on Northern Ireland protocol to put DUP on defensive

In Brexit’s war on geography, geography was always going to win

Newton Emerson: Out of the pan-unionism into the fire for desperate DUP

Declaration by DUP, UUP, TUV and PUP intended to emphasise unity over protocol

‘The protocol has introduced seismic changes in the constitutional position’

Simon Byrne says wording in cross-Border policing report was ‘misunderstood’

Simon Byrne facing into political storm in wake of policing review in south Armagh

Northern politics faces the distinct possibility of a Sinn Féin first minister and, after almost 20 years, an end to DUP dominance of unionism

Unionist anxiety over the ascension of Michelle O’Neill to the rank of first minister looms large

British must not be allowed to renege on international law, insists Sinn Féin

Traditional Unionist Voice leader Jim Allister says Protocol signifies end of the Union

DUP fails to comment on reports party told First Minister he will have to resign

Leader and sole MLA Jim Allister presents as the man whose job it is to ‘hold the DUP to account’

New DUP leader says delays in nominations were ‘absolutely not’ down to party divisions

Numbers put Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill on course to take first minister role next year

Few will welcome DUP’s rightward tilt as much as the UUP’s new leader

Edwin Poots has declared the removal of the Northern Ireland protocol as his primary objective but how that is to be achieved is a mystery

Pragmatic, experienced politician has proven himself capable of working with Sinn Féin

Unionist challenge to legality under 1800 Act of Union gets under way in Belfast high court

Will DUP’s new leader be agent of change or will life after Foster be business as usual?

Judicial review taken to ‘undo the great wrong’ done by UK, say applicants

Candidates Donaldson and Poots both pledge tough action against Northern Ireland protocol

Assailed by fundamentalist Protestantism as well as those angered at the outworking of a Brexit they supported, the DUP leader’s position became impossible some time ago

North’s Minister for Agriculture is regarded as the front-runner in the race to succeed Arlene Foster and is currently the bookie’s favourite