DUP and Tories still workign towards a deal

Arlene Foster, leader of the DUP, is in a pivotal position in UK politics, empowered by the government to negotiate a deal. The DUP aims to act in the national interest, focusing on economic investment and Brexit, while avoiding social issues like gay marriage and abortion. The DUP is known for its strong negotiation skills, often achieving its goals. Foster's influence is crucial in determining the formation of the next UK government, balancing the challenges of Westminster and Stormont.

What are the main issues that the DUP is likely to negotiate on?

How does the DUP view the relationship with the Republic of Ireland regarding Brexit?

What social issues are not expected to be on the negotiating agenda according to the text?

What qualities make the DUP described as tough negotiators?

What challenges does Arlene Foster face in her political role as mentioned in the text?