Interview with DUP leader Arlene Foster

Arlene Foster, leader of the DUP, addresses a conference feeling betrayed by Boris Johnson. Despite warnings, the DUP trusted the Prime Minister but remains influential, as seen in recent votes. The DUP supports Brexit and the Union, prioritizing sovereignty and UK law-making over EU influence. Recent legislation on same-sex marriage and abortion in Northern Ireland, opposed by the DUP, highlights tensions. The political alliance between the DUP and Tories faces challenges, illustrating the complexities of political convenience.

In what way does the DUP leader express their belief in Brexit and the Union?

What is the DUP's stance on the timing of Westminster's legislation regarding same-sex marriage and abortion?