Democratic Unionist Party

Northern Ireland Just Declared A Historic Election Result. What Will Happen Next?

Sinn Fein is now the largest party in Northern Ireland for the first time in Stormont's history.
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Political Earthquake In Northern Ireland As Sinn Fein Emerges As Largest Party

Sinn Fein's position as the largest party means a poll on the reunification of Ireland is now far more likely.
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Why You Should Be Paying Attention To The Election In Northern Ireland

What you need to know as polls suggest Sinn Fein is close to a milestone in its quest for a united Ireland.
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'Get On A Plane To Belfast' Boris Johnson Told Amid Northern Ireland Political Crisis

“It is absurd that the prime minister of our United Kingdom has to be reminded to get on a plane to Belfast in this situation," Labour's Peter Kyle said.
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Arlene Foster To Step Down As DUP Leader And First Minister Of Northern Ireland

Anger had been mounting over her handling of Brexit and the DUP's decision to abstain in a vote on gay conversion therapy.
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DUP MP Stands By Comments Amid Race Row Over Songs Of Praise Casting

Gregory Campbell said he has nothing to apologise over after commenting on the number of Black people in a gospel music segment.
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Northern Ireland's Government To Return Three Years After It Collapsed

Both Sinn Fein and the DUP have now agreed to the deal to restore power-sharing at Stormont.
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The Slightly Bonkers Reason Northern Ireland's Government Has Done Nothing In Three Years

Bust-ups, wood pellets and a slow-burning public service crisis.
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Why Is The DUP Missing From Election Coverage When They've Had So Much Influence?

The Northern Irish party has appeared in the media just five times during the entire election campaign, analysis shows.
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Boris Johnson's Brexit Deal Would Take Northern Ireland In 'Wrong Direction', Says Arlene Foster

The DUP will continue to block the PM's Brexit deal, Foster told the party's conference.
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About Democratic Unionist Party
Who are the DUP? What are their policies? Questions are being asked of the Democratic Unionist Part after entering into a 'confidence and supply' arrangement with Theresa May and the Conservative Party in order to help their minority government pass legislation after the UK general election in 2017. Their leader Arlene Foster has vowed to 'bring stability to our country' by supporting the Tories.