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DUP to immediately quit Ireland north/south political bodies

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DUP to immediately quit Ireland north/south political bodies

DUP to immediately quit Ireland north/south political bodies

DUP leader Sir Jeffery Donaldson says his party will immediately withdraw from Irish north/south political bodies over the NI Protocol.

He stresses the Protocol has made the current arrangement unsustainable and that "we simply cannot go on like this".

Report by Edwardst.

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