'No clarity' on Stormont crisis after meeting Northern Ireland secretary, says Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill

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'No clarity' on Stormont crisis after meeting Northern Ireland secretary, says Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill
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The Northern Ireland secretary has given 'no clarity' on how he'll deal with the Stormont crisis, Michelle O'Neill has said

"We've met with him again this morning. We've asked him a number of questions, but I have to say provided no clarity, he provided no further information as to the U-turn.

"We're left with no information in terms of what happens next, or at least what he intends to do next."It's very clear he has a legal obligation in which to call an election if an executive is not formed. "But he did not colour in the lines today. He certainly did not provide any clarity around what he intends to do next, apart from to say that he's here to meet with people."The Northern Ireland secretary said on Friday he still intended to call a new election, but didn't set a date.The DUP has said it won't return to power sharing until action is taken to reform the protocol and its barriers on trade between Britain and Northern Ireland.

The UK Government has said it will be changed - either by compromise with the EU or unilaterally via new domestic laws. However, the European Commission has said that would breach an international treaty and could trigger retaliatory action.

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