Sinn Fein seeks legal advice after latest DUP no-show at cross-border meeting

The transcript discusses a North South Ministerial Council meeting on languages, which was disrupted due to the absence of the DUP and their failure to nominate another Unionist minister. This absence prevented important discussions on languages, employment, economic growth, and COVID recovery. The speaker criticizes this as a failure of unionism and a breach of the Good Friday Agreement and ministerial code. Legal actions are being considered to address these breaches.

What was the main reason for the DUP's absence at the meeting?

What does the speaker believe about the failure to conduct government business?

What important topics were supposed to be discussed at the meeting?

How does the speaker view the absence of the DUP in relation to the Good Friday Agreement?

What actions is the speaker considering in response to the DUP's absence?