Mary Lou McDonald has said that the UK Government needs to set out what it plans to do next to resolve the ongoing crisis at Stormont.
Image: RollingNews.ie SINN FÉIN LEADER “It means not turning back the clock. It means for those sections of political unionism who hanker for yesterday, yesterday is not available, only tomorrow, the only way is forward,” she said.
“The British Government has set out what they won’t do, but we now need to know what they are preparing to do, what is the plan?” “If that continues, well, then, of course, the governments have to have a plan B, one of partnership, one of a joint authority, and I raised this matter with the Taoiseach recently.
Sinn Fein Stormont leader Michelle O’Neill has said the UK Government needs to “step up to the plate” and find a way to make the Northern Ireland Protocol work. “They have yet to set out what are the next steps, so I would demand that there is a very clear statement next week from the British Government that actually says what they are going to do next.
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