The First Minister, O’Neill, says she has not been contacted by police and does not expect to be arrested following her attendance at an unlawful parade in Portadown on Sunday. Her comments come after political rivals criticised her for taking part in the event.

Both outlets report that the dispute centres on whether the parade was unlawful and the implications of her presence at it. The reporting highlights the criticism directed at O’Neill by opponents, while her response focuses on her current status with law enforcement, stating she has received no contact from police and anticipates no arrest.

The accounts do not provide details on any police investigation beyond the contention that the parade was unlawful, and they do not describe any specific legal steps taken. The emphasis across the coverage is the contrast between the criticism from political opponents and O’Neill’s assertion regarding her interactions with police.