Historically there is a thin line between ‘England out' and ‘English out'

I was one of a number of civic unionists who welcomed Mary Lou McDonald to Queen’s University in Belfast where she was afforded the opportunity to present her views as to the future of Ireland.

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We constantly hear from Brexiteers about politicians betraying the will of the people and demands that they ‘get on with it’, especially as the 29th March looms on the horizon.

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Shhh! Listen, can you hear that? It’s very faint, but it’s definitely there – the unmistakable sound of 10 squeaky bums, squirming on a green bench in Westminster.