TUV leader sets election priority as ‘reunifying the United Kingdom’

The transcript discusses the stance of Unionists and Democrats who oppose a partitioning border in the Irish Sea, reject foreign laws, and demand the reinstatement of Article Six of the Acts of Union. It highlights their refusal to submit to EU or Sinn Fein rule and criticizes the DUP for not being truthful about the Stormont deal. The TUV Reform UK candidates are presented as those who stand firm on these constitutional issues.

What is the primary focus of Unionists and Democrats in maintaining their political stance?

• To establish a new border in the Irish Sea

• To maintain the Union with Great Britain

• To create new foreign laws

• To support EU governance

What do Unionists and Democrats reject in terms of governance?

• Laws made by the DUP

• Laws from the Irish government

• Foreign laws they cannot change

• Local laws

What is the significance of Article Six of the Acts of Union for Unionists?

• It allows for EU governance

• It supports the partitioning of Ireland

• It is a key part of their constitutional rights

• It promotes foreign laws

What is the Unionists' stance towards EU and Sinn Fein rule?

• They are negotiating terms

• They refuse to submit to it

• They are indifferent

• They fully support it

Which political group stands firm on key constitutional issues according to the transcript?

• Irish Government

• TUV Reform UK

• Sinn Fein

• DUP