DUP employs nobody at Westminster and is betraying unionist voters, says ex-chief of staff

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DUP employs nobody at Westminster and is betraying unionist voters, says ex-chief of staff

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11 Aug, 2018

DUP employs nobody at Westminster and is betraying unionist voters, says ex-chief of staff

The man who until a year ago was the DUP's Westminster chief of staff has said that the party now doesn't employ a single person – not even a secretary – in Westminster, despite hundreds of thousands of pounds which it could use to employ staff.

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