Under decorated war veteran Doug Beattie, Northern Ireland’s once dominant Ulster Unionist party sought to marry traditional support for king and country with social liberalism.
But Beattie’s acrimonious exit as leader on Monday, after long-running internal tensions, leaves the smallest party in the region’s Stormont executive at a difficult crossroads and moderate pro-UK voters unsure of their political home.
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