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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Arlene Foster, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 7 stories have been published about Arlene Foster which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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She Survived Terrorist Attacks in UK, Now Serves in Parliament
Arlene Foster · United Kingdom

She Survived Terrorist Attacks in UK, Now Serves in Parliament

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
The threat of terrorism first touched Arlene Foster’s life when she was just a child. Her father was serving as a police officer in the United Kingdom when he was shot in his own home by the Provisional Irish Republican Army in 1979. The Provisional Irish Republican Army group was seeking to end British rule in Northern Ireland. The U.K. designated it a terrorist organization. Law enforcement, according to Foster, was seen as opposition to the …See the Story
Arlene Foster says she doesn't regret attending Martin McGuinness' funeral
Arlene Foster · Ireland

Arlene Foster says she doesn't regret attending Martin McGuinness' funeral

Coverage: 2 sources
Arlene Foster said she made the right choice by going to Martin McGuinness's funeral. Ms Foster served as the DUPs First Minister alongside McGuinness as deputy First Minister from January 2016 until January 2017. The former leader of the DUP also mentioned she lost friends when she decided to work with Sinn Fein. Hillary Clinton, former First Lady of the United States, shared her thoughts on Ms Foster's actions.See the Story
Arlene Foster asks when we will ‘see consequences for those who support Hamas in the UK’
Arlene Foster · United Kingdom

Arlene Foster asks when we will ‘see consequences for those who support Hamas in the UK’

Former First Minister of NI asks: 'When are we going to see consequences for those who support Hamas in the UK?' Foreign Office held a seminar where speakers told staff that calling Hamas terrorists was an 'obstacle to peace' Hamas attacks killed 1,400 people in Israel and saw 229 people taken hostage.See the Story

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Arlene Foster · United Kingdom

Arlene Foster: 'a united Ireland is not around the corner'

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
This week in Westminster has been dominated by the news that we can expect to see power sharing restored at Stormont in the near future. James Heale gets the reaction of former DUP first minister Baroness Arlene Foster.  Produced by Natasha Feroze and Oscar Edmondson.See the Story
Arlene Foster · Fermanagh And Omagh

Arlene Foster: Sharing a wish for more respect for bands and Orange culture

'The Band' is a BBC show about Northern Ireland's Orange bands. The first episode focused on a young male from a flute band in East Belfast. The second episode, which aired last night but is available on the BBC iPlayer, is about a man in a wheelchair who takes part in his band.See the Story
Arlene Foster · Northern Ireland

Forget sellout talk, time for Unionists to get on the front foot - Arlene Foster

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Former DUP leader Baroness Foster, founder of The Centre for the Union, writes exclusively for Express.co.uk on a potentially historic Northern Ireland deal.See the Story
Arlene Foster · Fermanagh And Omagh

DUP 'will not be bullied' over Stormont

Baroness Arlene Foster of Aghadrumsee said her former party, the DUP "will not be bullied into making a decision that they believe is the wrong one" The debate, which took place the day before the strike action last Thursday, centred around what plans the Conservative Government had made.See the Story
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