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✍ The Democratic Unionist Party will step aside for their rivals the Ulster Unionist Party in the Fermanagh South Tyrone constituency. DUP leader Arlene Foster made the announcement as the UUP comes under pressure not to run a candidate against her deputy Nigel Dodds in North Belfast. In a statement on Saturday, Mrs Foster said she believes in unionist co-operation and parties working together to maximise representation. But incoming UUP leader Steve Aiken has indicated he is not in favour of participating in unionist pacts for the December 12th poll. A unionist pact saw Ulster Unionist Tom Elliott win the Fermanagh South Tyrone Westminster seat in 2015, but Sinn Féin’s Michelle Gildernew won the seat back in 2017. Mrs Foster said: “The people of Fermanagh and South Tyrone deserve to be represented in the House of Commons rather than an absentee MP standing on the sidelines. “Despite the DUP being the largest unionist party in the constituency, it is right to put wider intere ...
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