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Can have that border. one would be between the island of ireland and the rest of the eu, unacceptable to the rest of the eu, unacceptable to the irish government who will be cut off from their own single market. all you're left with clearly is therefore some kind of trade border, some kind of checks between northern ireland and the rest of the uk, great britain. that was the choice that was made by borisjohnson when he was prime minister and he was determined to get brexit down. what it did was say don't worry, there could be any checks or if there are you can ignore them. while they do need t...

I'll you are sick with you, chris and i spent many hours in brussels pouring over the details of tracks in treaties in really good to have you on because just in treaties in really good to have you on becausejust unpick in treaties in really good to have you on because just unpick this for us. where are we with this? we're on the brink of seeing elections potentially that could potentially change nothing. what is the deadlock here? i change nothing. what is the deadlock here? ., change nothing. what is the deadlock here? ~ ., �* , change nothing. what is the deadlock here? ~ ., �*, here? i...

It's increased costs- to businesses, consumers, it threatens our medicine supply change, both for humans - and indeed animals. to better understand what's happening today, we must return to 1998 and the good friday agreement. it brought an end to the troubles — a conflict in northern ireland that lasted more than 30 years. the deal enshrined that nationalists and unionists have equal power shared between a first and deputy first minister. sir tony blair was british prime minister at the time. this is the choice that humanity has to make in every age between the dairying that crosses new fron...

And obviously then we are also under the jurisdiction of the eu in terms of some of the trade, which again is a foreign power who we have no influence over. those sorts of concerns help to explain the actions of the biggest unionist party. the dup says it'll block the formation of a power sharing devolved government until the trade border�*s scrapped. but this protestant clergyman believes communities are more united than politicians. we see the posturing of our politicians and in a sense that's not connecting with the people on the ground level in streets and towns and villages and cities a...

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