Two-island approach to international travel is worth exploring – DUP

Jeffrey Donaldson backed co-operation with Dublin (PA)

Jeffrey Donaldson backed co-operation with Dublin (PA)

The DUP have said there is “value in exploring” a two-island approach by Ireland and the UK to international travel as part of the pandemic response.

The party’s leader in Westminster, Jeffrey Donaldson, said there was a lot of scope for cooperation in the Common Travel Area that operates between the two islands.

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