Jon Burrows will become the fifth Ulster Unionist leader in a row to take the position without a challenge.

The former PSNI commander in Derry is the UUP’s eighth leader since David Trimble stood down in 2005.

Like Mike Nesbitt before him, former PSNI officer Jon Burrows is a relative newcomer to politics.

Mr Burrows called for party unity after being ratified as leader of the UUP ...

Burrows was speaking in his first interview since it emerged that he is the only candidate in the running to replace Mike ...

Sinn Fein’s education spokesperson has told a colleague on Stormont’s education committee to “shut up” – just a day after the party voted to expel a TUV MLA from the Assembly after he told a colleague ...

Incoming Ulster Unionist leader Jon Burrows has confirmed that Mike Nesbitt will remain as health minister.

Burrows makes party unity plea as he denies having ‘difficult meeting’ - The new UUP leader addressed rumours of dissent ...

Former senior police officer has enjoyed meteoric rise to UUP leadership - Jon Burrows formerly served as a senior police officer in Northern Ireland.

Nominations close on Thursday, but current deputy leader Robbie Butler has announced his decision not to run.

Former PSNI officer Jon Burrows joins a former British Army officer and submarine commander in the ranks of those who have enlisted to try to refloat the once mighty Ulster Unionist ship.

The new leader of the UUP has demanded an answer to the question of whether Jeffrey Epstein ever visited Peter Mandelson ...