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Stormont parties demand 'full transparency' over DUP safeguarding

Stormont parties demand 'full transparency' over DUP safeguarding
BBC UK Monday 29 June 2026, 08:52 UTC 1 min read
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The Democratic Unionist Party says it is in the process of commissioning an independent review into safeguarding issues.

The Democratic Unionist Party says it is in the process of commissioning an independent review into safeguarding issues.
Stormont (ORG) The Democratic Unionist Party (ORG)
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