DUP blames Sinn Fein for Northern Ireland talks collapseBELFAST (Reuters) - A senior member of Northern Ireland s Democratic Unionist Party on Wednesday blamed rivals Sinn Fein for the collapse of talks on forming a power-sharing government and suggested the DUP would not compromise on the key issue of the Irish language.  In the first public statement from the DUP on the collapse of talks, member of parliament Gregory Campbell accused Sinn Fein of holding back government with  a narrow political agenda . Campbell suggested that the DUP would not accept Sinn Fein demands for additional rights and funding for Irish language speakers, the key sticking point in talks in recent weeks, saying it already receives ample public funding.   We cannot and will not be party to an agreement that elevates the Irish language not only above all others, but above health, education and other vital public services,  he said.  worldnews
dup blames sign ftin northern ireland talks collapsebelfast reuters a senior member northern ireland democratic unionist party wednesday blamed rivals sign ftin collapse talks forming government suggested dup would compromise key issue irish language in first public statement dup collapse talks member parliament gregory campbell accused sign ftin holding back government narrow political agenda campbell suggested dup would accept sign ftin demands additional rights funding irish language speakers key sticking point talks recent weeks saying already receives ample public funding we party agreement elevated irish language others health education vital public services said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: DUP blames Sinn Fein for Northern Ireland talks collapseBELFAST (Reuters) - A senior member of Northern Ireland s Democratic Unionist Party on Wednesday blamed rivals Sinn Fein for the collapse of talks on forming a power-sharing government and suggested the DUP would not compromise on the key issue of the Irish language.  In the first public statement from the DUP on the collapse of talks, member of parliament Gregory Campbell accused Sinn Fein of holding back government with  a narrow political agenda . Campbell suggested that the DUP would not accept Sinn Fein demands for additional rights and funding for Irish language speakers, the key sticking point in talks in recent weeks, saying it already receives ample public funding.   We cannot and will not be party to an agreement that elevates the Irish language not only above all others, but above health, education and other vital public services,  he said.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: dup blames sign ftin northern ireland talks collapsebelfast reuters a senior member northern ireland democratic unionist party wednesday blamed rivals sign ftin collapse talks forming government suggested dup would compromise key issue irish language in first public statement dup collapse talks member parliament gregory campbell accused sign ftin holding back government narrow political agenda campbell suggested dup would accept sign ftin demands additional rights funding irish language speakers key sticking point talks recent weeks saying already receives ample public funding we party agreement elevated irish language others health education vital public services said worldnews