UUP to hold talks on Tory merger

The Ulster Unionist Party is due to hold talks next week on the possibility of merging with the British Conservative Party.

The Ulster Unionist Party is due to hold talks next week on the possibility of merging with the British Conservative Party.

UUP leader David Trimble is pushing for a renewal of the party’s old alliance with the Tories, which was scrapped when Margaret Thatcher signed the Anglo-Irish Agreement in 1985.

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