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Govt welcomes DUP return to Stormont after two years

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Govt welcomes DUP return to Stormont after two years

Govt welcomes DUP return to Stormont after two years

Northern Ireland Secretary Christopher Heaton-Harris has said he is pleased the DUP is to return to Stormont, and insisted the government was "completely committed" to the Good Friday Agreement.

Report by Alibhaiz.

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