Arlene Foster to face no confidence vote in row over green energy scheme

Stormont's First Minister Arlene Foster will face a vote of no confidence in her leadership at the devolved Assembly later today as the fall out from a botched green energy scheme intensifies.

Arlene Foster to face no confidence vote in row over green energy scheme
Mon, 19 Dec, 2016 - 06:24

Stormont's First Minister Arlene Foster will face a vote of no confidence in her leadership at the devolved Assembly later today as the fall out from a botched green energy scheme intensifies.

She leads the Democratic Unionists who share power with Sinn Féin at the Northern Ireland Assembly.

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