Jamie Bryson
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 34 |
| Books | Brexit Betrayed: Writings from the Referendum to the Betrayal Act |
| Parents | David Bryson |
| Louise Bryson | |
| Children | Jax Bryson |
| Date of birth | January 1,1990 |
| Born | Donaghadee |
| United Kingdom | |
| Nationality | Northern Irish |
| Education | Bangor Academy and Sixth Form College |
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| ID | 423639 |
Jamie Bryson Life story
Jamie Bryson is a loyalist activist in Northern Ireland who originally attracted media attention as a leading figure in the Belfast City Hall flag protests. He is the author of four books and is the editor of Unionist Voice, a monthly unionist newsletter and online site.
DUP: 'Negative' messages pushing away younger unionists
... " At the last election…260,000 people voted for the DUP and Traditional Unionist Voice [TUV] combined, so the vast majority is in that hardline space, " argued loyalist Jamie Bryson, who is part of the Centre for the Union think tank...
Michaela McAreavey: Man attends police station over mocking video
... JWB Consultancy is run by loyalist campaigner Jamie Bryson, who has also condemned the video...
Michaela McAreavey: Orange Order launches inquiry over social media video
... The loyalist campaigner Jamie Bryson also described the footage as " vile"...
NI Protocol: Irish Sea border checks expected to stop
... Mr Poots had sought executive support for the checks continuing, ahead of a legal challenge by loyalist blogger Jamie Bryson...
NI Protocol: Irish Sea border checks to end at midnight
... Mr Poots had sought executive support for the checks continuing, ahead of a legal challenge by loyalist blogger Jamie Bryson...
NI Protocol: Irish Sea border checks to end at midnight
DUP minister Edwin Poots has ordered his officials to halt Irish Sea border checks from midnight.
He had been threatening to act, as part of the DUP's ongoing opposition to the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Mr Poots said he had taken legal advice which meant he could direct The Checks to stop in The Absence of executive approval for them.
The protocol was agreed by the UK and EU to
But unionist politicians have been critical of the arrangements, saying they are damaging Northern Ireland 's place in the UK.
Under The Deal , checks on goods from Great Britain must take place at Northern Ireland 's ports to make sure they comply with EU laws.
But Mr Poots believes The Checks are unlawful and cannot continue without approval from the Stormont Executive.
Last week, his bid to force an executive rethink on the issue was blocked by Sinn Féin.
Mr Poots had sought executive support for The Checks continuing, ahead of a legal challenge by loyalist blogger Jamie Bryson .
He argued The Challenge made clear that checks must be approved by all ministers as they are controversial and cut across various departments.
He Said legal advice he had received on Wednesday confirmed that the implementation of Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) checks required approval from the Stormont Executive.
Mr Poots said that meant he was able to direct The Checks to cease, and he had issued a formal instruction to his department's permanent secretary to halt all checks not in place on 31 December 2020 as of midnight tonight.
Bbc News NI has contacted The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs and the Northern Ireland Office for a response.
The Minister added that he would prepare a further paper for the executive seeking approval for the measures in due course.
Sinn Féin maintains that Stormont has a legal obligation to enforce The Checks , and that the executive agreed in May 2020 to designate Mr Poots' department to perform the controls.
Source of news: bbc.com
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