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That the northern ireland protocol needed to be fixed. it keeps northern ireland aligned with the eu single market, for trade in goods. our political editor chris mason has the latest. lowden guitars in county down make instruments for ed sheeran, among plenty of others. they import some of the things they to make them from the rest of the uk, and sell plenty back over the irish sea. the boss says the deal the prime minister did to deliver brexit has made business harder. we have had some of our most valued partners in england say, "look, these guitars, this administration, it's just too much ...

"look, these guitars, this administration, it's just too much work." so we have seen sales impacted there. but it is daunting, to have to fill out import documentation for something you never even had to think about before. and this is why businesses are having to adapt. when the uk left the european union, it was agreed that goods arriving in northern ireland from scotland, england and wales would be monitored to make sure they met eu standards. that's because northern ireland shares a land border with the republic of ireland, which is in the eu, and brussels doesn't want unchecked products e...

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They import some of the things they to make them from the rest of the uk, and sell plenty back over the irish sea. the boss says the deal the prime minister did to deliver brexit has made business harder. we have had some of our most valued partners in england say, "look, these guitars, this administration, it's just too much work." so we have seen sales impacted there. but it is daunting, to have to fill out import documentation for something you never even had to think about before. and this is why businesses are having to adapt. when the uk left the european union, it was agreed that goods ...