Traditional Unionist Voice
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Sep 12, 2026
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Ese es el principio del consentimiento, ahora consagrado en la ley a través del Acuerdo de Belfast, apuntó.
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Jim Allister, líder de la Voz Unionista Tradicional TUV, por sus siglas en inglés, afirmó que Irlanda del Norte no es un peón en el distanciamiento de Trump con Reino Unido.
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Jim Allister, leader of the Traditional Unionist Voice TUV, said that Northern Ireland is not a peon in Trump's estrangement from the United Kingdom.
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Jim Allister, líder de la Voz Unionista Tradicional TUV, por sus siglas en inglés, afirmó que Irlanda del Norte no es un peón en el distanciamiento de Trump con Reino Unido.
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Nuestro futuro constitucional no depende de él ni de ningún otro dignatario extranjero, añadió.
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Our constitutional future does not depend on him or any other foreign dignitary, he said.
Sam McBrideGUEST
We need to have pacts with the Austro-Unionist Party.
Sam McBrideGUEST
Why are the TUV splitting unionism? Unionism is stronger when it's united.
Sam McBrideGUEST
Well, here...
Sam McBrideGUEST
when it suited the DUP, when, to be fair to them, they said, we have a genuine concern about this process.
Jamie BrysonGUEST
One is that the Secretary of State himself created, and this is a concept in public law, he created a legitimate expectation that in the absence of the commission commanding the support of the whole community, he would take that action.
Jamie BrysonGUEST
Self-evidently, objectively, on any analysis, they have lost the support of the DUP, the TUV, the PUP, the UUP, the Ulster Bands Forum, the Loyal Orders, the LCC.
Jamie BrysonGUEST
I mean, I'm struggling to think of anybody in the unionist community who do support them.
Jamie BrysonGUEST
So, objectively... his own test is not made out and he has bleached that legitimate expectation.
Gerry AdamsHOST
The High Court decision did not clear the way for an Orange March down Garbahie Road, but it did lead to an increase in the sectarian bombast that has long been part and parcel of political unionism in the Northern state.
Gerry AdamsHOST
The UUP, DUP and TUV have all united to claim a massive victory for unionism and loyalism, and to demand that the Orange Order be able to march through the Nationalist Garbage Road area.
Gerry AdamsHOST
They want to turn the clock back to no surrender, not an inch to the ethos of the old Orange state.
Gerry AdamsHOST
They want their return to that old order.
Clare SugdenGUEST
I tend to look at the elimination line and how close I get to that and sort of replay the different scenarios in terms of who might go out sooner rather than later.
Clare SugdenGUEST
I think the biggest, you know, upset might be how TUV fare in East Londonderry, you know, outside of North Antrim with Timothy, they probably have their strongest candidate in East Londonderry.
Clare SugdenGUEST
But then equally, they don't transfer very well.
Clare SugdenGUEST
So to me, they're probably going to do more damage to the DUP than they would necessarily me.
William CrawleyHOST
Thank you very much, Stephen.
William CrawleyHOST
We're also joined by the TUV MP Jim Allister and the SDLP Councillor Carl White.
William CrawleyHOST
On that point, first of all, Carl, is that right? That there is a process that requires 28 days prior to a parade before it can be considered? You need to ask the Parades
Carl WhiteGUEST
Commission.
Stephen NolanHOST
Has the damage been done, though, also, Gavin, to the reputation of how much clout unionism has in Northern Ireland, how much clout the DUP has? You've called for the chair of the commission to go.
Stephen NolanHOST
You've told the Secretary of State you don't have confidence, as has the TUV, as has the Ulster Unionist Party.
Stephen NolanHOST
The Secretary of State has essentially stood up to us and said, dead on, they're going nowhere.
Stephen NolanHOST
That's what's happened.
10 MINS LATER
John FinucaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So if there's a review of the government, the commissioned process and procedures, that's fine, but it isn't a review of 28 years of peace on the Garfahy Road.
John FinucaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It isn't a review of the rights of residents and it certainly isn't a mandate for a march down the road.
Stephen NolanHOST
leader of the TUV, Jim Allister, with us this morning.
Stephen NolanHOST
Good morning to you, Jim.
Vicki HawthorneHOST
Well, something else that the Secretary of State has said is that he's going to basically speed up the process of recruiting new Parades Commissioners who are due to step down anyway in the coming months.
Vicki HawthorneHOST
And the TUV also saying today they still don't have confidence.
Vicki HawthorneHOST
The party doesn't have confidence in the Parades Commission.
Vicki HawthorneHOST
They say, in their words, that the Secretary of State has rolled over.
34 MINS LATER
David GrahamPANELIST
John Burrows hasn't been around any of the photo ops around Drumcree.
David GrahamPANELIST
He seems to be trying to distance himself somewhat for it.
David GrahamPANELIST
There'll be people, not to give Chris lines, but there'll be an accusation that the DUP are trying to out-TUV the TUV.
David GrahamPANELIST
But what I would also say on the other hand is it's also a litmus test for Sinn Féin and for Michelle O'Neill because the fundamental issue at Drumcree and the basis of the legal challenge was that What you're comparing now in 2026 is different to what you were looking at in 1998.
Stephen NolanHOST
The political reality, and we're about to hear from John Burroughs, the leader of the Ulster Unionist Party, in a second.
Stephen NolanHOST
The political reality here is that every unionist party in Northern Ireland, the DUP, the UUP, the TUV, in other words, And they are saying that they need these commissioners to go.
Stephen NolanHOST
They need them to resign.
Stephen NolanHOST
They do not have confidence.
Brian SmythGUEST
We've worked well with everybody.
Brian SmythGUEST
I have a decent working relationship in Belfast City Council with Ron McDowall, the one TUV councillor.
Brian SmythGUEST
Me and Ron were on the Nolan show the other week having a go at each other over pedestrianisation.
Brian SmythGUEST
But I still think it's important to keep those lines of communication open.
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