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The Northern Ireland Protocol to the UK's withdrawal agreement with the European Union (EU) has proven a Gordian Knot for three prime ministers, as Brussels has refused to re-negotiate whilst warning Britain against any remedies.

President Donald Trump will have to learn some new names in London. Earlier this week, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and David Davis, who led Britain’s arrangements for exiting the EU, resigned out of dissatisfaction with the government’s plans for Brexit. On the surface, this looks like a bad time for Trump to arrive. Actually, it’s ideal.

David Davis said his decision to quit Theresa May's government was 'strategic'  The former Conservative party chairman said he made the move to oust Theresa May when she stopped listening to him over Europe  He resigned over May's Chequers Deal, which would have tied the UK to EU rules for manufactured goods, food and farm produce He said he hoped his resignation would lead to May being replaced by a leader who would push for a harder Brexit 

Why the ERG will back Boris Johnson's Brexit deal ERG's 'Star Chamber' says: 'Our overall conclusion is that the agreement preserves the UK’s sovereignty as a matter of law' Boris Johnson hails the news from Brussels in a post on his Twitter feed Credit: @borisjohnson/PA On Thursday night, the United Kingdom will become a fully sovereign country once again. We will do so with a massive, complex deal, painstakingly negotiated for almost a year. But, some critics have asked, does it truly represent a genuine Brexit? To answer this fundamental question, especially before we vote on it, the E...