Phillip Brett

If you're not already familiar with her, she is a very vocal supporter of US President Donald Trump, of Reform Scotland's Malcolm Alford, and a big critic of the SNP.

The four DUP representatives who are set to attend the summit are Philip Brett, Diane Forsythe, Cheryl Brownlee and David Brooks.

Speaking ahead of the event, Brett said, quote, "This is an exciting time for unionism across the United Kingdom.

Assumptions about the inevitable advance of nationalism are being challenged at a time when people across Northern Ireland want political leaders focused on delivering better public services, growing our economy and tackling the challenges facing families and businesses.

The Northern Ireland Secretary has taken some action, but I do believe more is to come.

Well, to discuss it all, I'm joined by Sinn Féin's John O'Dowd, DUP MLA Philip Brett, Owen Tennyson is the Alliance Party's deputy leader, and the SDLP leader Clare Hanna joins us from Westminster.

Thank you all for joining us tonight.

John O'Dowd, if we can come to you first.

But it does not change the ultimate decision.

And the decision was, as was in the previous 27 years, that the Orange Order Parade should be rerouted away from the Gavahi Road.

OK, Philip Brett, does today's development and what the Secretary of State said with his judge-led review, does that go far enough or is it, as John O'Dowd suggests, that unionists are never going to be content with the Parades Commission?

I just need to pick up on what John said.

Yeah.

But nonetheless, uh, North Belfast MLA Philip Brett, he released a statement saying, uh, Mr. Finucane's refusal is an insult to the people of North Belfast.

He said, he accused Mr. Finucane of being a part-time Member of Parliament because obviously Sinn Féin MPs don't sit in, in, in Westminster-

Mm-hmm