Burnham's Border Poll Stance Sparks Outcry | Belfast News

Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald is slamming Prime Minister Andy Burnham for declaring a border poll “off the table,” accusing him of undermining the Good Friday Agreement—his first official visit to Northern Ireland also included an unexpected wedding stop. Meanwhile, Parades Commission chair Billy Gamble resigned amid legal fallout over an Orange Order parade ruling, while Belfast electrician Michael Moyes, 27, faces no bail after being charged with trafficking cocaine worth up to $1.7 million. On the sports front, Coleraine FC has bolstered their defense by signing Finn Tonks from Bournemouth’s academy, keeping their unbeaten streak alive.

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