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Northern Ireland's first minister vowed yesterday not to walk away from the Assembly, even if the row with Sinn Féin over policing and justice remains unresolved. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Sammy Wilson, normally the court jester of the DUP, missed last year's conference because of an engagement in his East Antrim constituency. But this year he was back with a vengeance telling wise cracks about his opponents and rubbing environmentalists' Full Article at BBC News
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Romanian ambassador to Britain Dr Ion Jinga, centre, Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson, right, and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, left, speaks to the media at Stormont Castle, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Thursday, June, 18, 2009. View Photo »
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Today's announcement that NYSE Euronext intends to expand its operations and staff in Belfast is yet another positive step forward by Invest NI in the growth of our local financial services sector, particularly at a time when global competition for such investment has never been higher.
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Collapsing power-sharing and returning to direct rule from London would consign unionists to second class citizenship, the leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) said today. Full Article at Irish Times
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The DUP leader Peter Robinson has again failed to set a firm date for the transfer of policing and justice powers to Stormont. Full Article at RTE Interactive
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21/11/2009 - 13:56:31 Collapsing power-sharing and returning to direct rule from London would consign unionists to second class citizenship, the leader of the DUP said today. Full Article at BreakingNews.ie
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Peter Robinson (C), legal adviser of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, makes a statement during a brief news conference outside the War Crimes Tribunal for former Yugoslavia in The Hague May 25, 2009. View Photo »
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The comments made by Peter Robinson in the House of Commons are entirely consistent with the party manifesto. Our insistence upon community confidence before the devolution of policing and justice is a long-standing DUP policy.
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Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson has admitted he cannot guarantee the future of the assembly. However, the DUP leader said his party would not be walking away from power-sharing with Sinn Fein. Full Article at BBC News
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DUP LEADER Peter Robinson has dismissed the Eames-Bradley proposals for addressing the past and accused Lord Eames and Denis Bradley and other members of their group of engaging in an exercise in moral equivalence and ambivalence. Full Article at Irish Times
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Today's announcement that NYSE Euronext intends to expand its operations and staff in Belfast is yet another positive step forward by Invest NI in the growth of our local financial services sector, particularly at a time when global competition for such investment has never been higher.
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The comments made by Peter Robinson in the House of Commons are entirely consistent with the party manifesto. Our insistence upon community confidence before the devolution of policing and justice is a long-standing DUP policy.
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I thought it was a good speech ... Make any speech in the Northern Ireland Assembly and nobody walks out - it's a bit of triumph.
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Peter Robinson said this week that he will not do this policing deal without this party, I must tell him that there will be no support from us for any backroom deal.
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I am prepared and can work with anybody who has the same goals, which are to make the Assembly and Executive work for the benefit of Northern Ireland. I was not elected to be a buddy for Martin McGuinness, I was elected to work with him and that is why I am here
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If the budget doesn’t work, change it and fix it. Don’t slash budgets without any sense of purpose, design or priority. Peter Robinson now says cuts are inevitable. Yet he still refuses to revise his budget. He does so because to revisit the budget would be to admit error and this is not in Peter Robins...
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If the budget doesn’t work, change it and fix it. Don’t slash budgets without any sense of purpose, design or priority. Peter Robinson now says cuts are inevitable. Yet he still refuses to revise his budget. He does so because to revisit the budget would be to admit error and this is not in Peter Robins...
SOURCE: Irish Times
