Jim Allister

Jim Allister

politician United Kingdom

Jim Allister is the leader of the Traditional Unionist Voice party in Northern Ireland, known for his staunch unionist views, and attended a recent Commons debate to express support for the UK's military assistance to Ukraine against Russian aggression.

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Hungary Hungary: Jim Allister, the unionist from Northern Ireland, would also ban them from the Glastonbury festival. 3

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: The MP for North Antrim, Jim Allister, posted on social media about the senseless violence in Ballymena. 5

BBC: Seventeen police officers injured during second night of violence

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Jim Allister, the Traditional Unionist Voice leader and MP for North Antrim, condemned the violence and noted rising concerns about migration in the town. 6

The Guardian: Fireworks and bottles thrown at police in Ballymena in second night of unrest | Northern Ireland

Ireland Ireland: Jim Allister, the leader of the TUV, has said the agreement draws Northern Ireland closer to the EU’s orbit and undermines its position in the union. 4

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: North Antrim MP and leader of the Traditional Unionist Voice (TUV) Jim Allister said he had written to organisers of the Glastonbury Festival asking them to drop Kneecap. 4

BBC: Kneecap apologise to families of Sir David Amess and Jo Cox

United Kingdom United Kingdom: North Antrim MP and leader of the Traditional Unionist Voice (TUV) Jim Allister has written to organisers of the Glastonbury Festival asking them to drop Kneecap from the festival. 3

BBC: UK and Irish governments condemn alleged comments