DUP leader Gavin Robinson says members of the party were not informed about allegations concerning former MP Jim Donaldson’s conduct. Robinson’s comments address claims that information about the allegations may have been shared internally or known within the party. According to the reports, Robinson states that the DUP was not made aware of the allegations, and therefore party members did not have this information. The coverage from multiple outlets focuses on Robinson’s denial that the DUP had been alerted to the conduct allegations before they became public. The reports do not add new details about the nature of the allegations themselves, but they center on the question of whether the party leadership or rank-and-file members received any prior notice. Overall, the articles present Robinson’s position that there was no internal briefing or dissemination of information within the DUP regarding Donaldson’s alleged conduct.