Ulster Unionist election 'wipe-out' dismissed

The Ulster Unionist vote will hold its own in next week’s general and local elections in Northern Ireland, one of the party’s candidate’s said tonight.

The Ulster Unionist vote will hold its own in next week’s general and local elections in Northern Ireland, one of the party’s candidate’s said tonight.

David Burnside, who is involved in a bruising battle to hold onto his South Antrim seat against the DUP’s the Reverend William McCrea, said the party would not be wiped out at the polls.

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