Unionists attack government's decision not to activate Stormont brake as 'utter foolishness'

The government’s decision not to activate the so-called Stormont brake has been described as “wrong” and “utter foolishness” by the largest unionist party in Northern Ireland.

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Unionists attack government’s decision not to activate Stormont brake as ‘utter foolishness’

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