Sir Jeffrey Donaldson Resigns as DUP Leader Amid Sexual Offence Charges

The Democratic Unionist Party faces uncertainty and calls for stability as interim leader Gavin Robinson steps in.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, former DUP leader, has been charged with historical sex offences, leading to his resignation and suspension from the party.
Emma Little-Pengelly, DUP deputy First Minister, vows to work towards stability, emphasizing the need to focus on delivering for Northern Ireland.
Interim leader Gavin Robinson calls for unity within the party, stressing the importance of focusing on the upcoming general election.
The DUP is described as being in 'turmoil' by senior party member Sammy Wilson, highlighting the shock and disruption caused by the allegations.
The police have issued a warning against speculation on the case, emphasizing the importance of not compromising the judicial process.