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Archie norman the chairman of marks and spencer talking about how this is affecting his business in the republic of ireland but he is also saying it could spread to stores in northern ireland because the moment supermarkets in northern ireland are what is in a grace period. they don't have to apply for those eu checks and controls but that is due to end in october as her archie norman said marks and spencer is at the moment is planninguk not to sell some of its normal products and shops in northern ireland come christmas because it is going to be too difficult to get them across the irish sea....

Food agreement, what is known as a swiss style deal. under this arrangement the uk continue to fall —— follow eu rules on food standards and that would illuminate all the need for any checks or controls or paperwork. however, lord frost says there is no way the uk is going to do that sort of deal. he does not want to cede control over its food standards so it has been suggesting different ideas like a trusted trader scheme which we heard about today. but certainly i think the food industry in northern ireland and most little parties would still say that brought agri— food agreement is th...

The subject and there are solutions and the question is is the eu prepared to look at the solutions and leverage continuing to use the protocol as a trojan horse in the united kingdom as a whole. bud protocol as a trojan horse in the united kingdom as a whole. and the government — united kingdom as a whole. and the government has _ united kingdom as a whole. and the government has made _ united kingdom as a whole. and the government has made their - united kingdom as a whole. and the government has made their stand i government has made their stand today, the common enough, can they go furth...

As the northern ireland protocol, a range of products, particularly food, need to be checked to ensure they are in line with eu rules. that's because northern ireland has an open land border with an eu state, the republic of ireland. the eu wants to prevent goods which don't match its standards from entering its single market. big supermarkets believe there needs to be a more flexible approach, or else consumers in this part of the uk will lose out. the effects in northern ireland are practical and political, because unionists regard the new trade border as being an unacceptable barrier betwee...