Alliance may quit Executive without reforms, warns deputy leader (opens original article in a new tab)

Alliance party warns it may exit Northern Ireland Executive without political reforms or changes in Sinn Féin and DUP attitudes, citing executive dysfunction and democratic concerns.

• Alliance deputy leader Eoin Tennyson warns party may not return to Northern Ireland Executive without reforms or attitude change from Sinn Féin and DUP
• Tennyson criticizes dysfunction of executive and claims people are treated as second-class citizens by political institutions
• DUP leader denies claims of unwillingness to serve in future Executive, calling them baseless
• SDLP leader suggests DUP may struggle to form government if TUV gains more seats without system reforms