Sinn Féin speaking to the press following talks with PM

The transcript discusses the British Government's focus on placating the DUP over reestablishing the executive in Northern Ireland. A tough meeting with the Prime Minister highlighted the need for government functionality amid a cost of living crisis. The proposed unilateral legislation at Westminster is criticized as extraordinary and unlawful. The election results are acknowledged, with Michelle O'Neill as the first minister in waiting. The impasse is seen as coordinated between the British Government and the DUP, with both acting shamefully.

What is the main concern expressed by the speaker regarding the British Government's priorities?

• Improving relations with the EU

• Reestablishing the executive in Northern Ireland

• Addressing the cost of living crisis

• Placating the DUP

How does the speaker describe the British Government's proposal to legislate at Westminster?

• A necessary step

• A minor issue

• A routine procedure

• An extraordinary breach of law

What does the speaker believe the British Government's legislative proposal would amplify?

• Good faith

• Bad faith

• Economic growth

• Political stability

What is the speaker's view on the coordination between the British Government and the DUP?

• It is a coordinated impasse

• It is a temporary misunderstanding

• It is a strategic alliance

• It is a positive collaboration

How does the speaker describe the actions of the DUP in the political situation?

• Shameful

• Honorable

• Neutral

• Supportive