The court, to say whether we like to do this though. Lets look at what has been happening at the g20s summit. The meeting everyone has been looking forward to, the meeting between President Trump and president putin. The ceasefire has come out of this. Everyone is obsessed with the Body Language. And that they have to work on. Relationships will have been pretty poor between the countries. The meeting went on longer than anticipated. To hours, 16 minutes. They were going on to a concert. Clearly some progress here if they have agreed a ceasefire in syria. Potentially good news. The underlying differences as to how to approach the ultimate resolution of the conflict remains. How durable that is,. Donald trump using the rat trap power shake. Grabbing old. Not up trap power shake. Grabbing old. Not up against president macron. It says that trump won the Body Language battle, clearly other people think putin has won in terms of the flattery. You are not going to get one over on Vladimir Pu
in the union. so unionists say they want the sea border to go. when it comes to the other parties, nationalists and cross community parties, for example, the alliance party, they say they oppose brexit altogether, but the protocol is the least worst option and they suggest the practical impacts are being exaggerated by unionists. the biggest unionist party, the democratic union is, they say if the changes are not to their satisfaction, at the end of the month, they will pull ministers out of the power sharing devolved government, so the stakes certainly are very high. government, so the stakes certainly are very high- are very high. thanks very much. chris page are very high. thanks very much. chris page in are very high. thanks very much. chris page in belfast. the uk s largest commercial port says the supply chain crisis has caused a logjam of shipping containers. the port of felixstowe, which handles over a third of the uk s freight container traffic, blamed the busy pre chri
beforehand and that is the rule of the european court ofjustice. rather technical it may sound, but the unionists, they don t want the european court ofjustice to be the final decider, have the final say on any of the disputes on how the protocol is run because to them, it will be the rule, lost fort northern ireland are set by the eu by an eu institution and of northern ireland is a full fledged part of the uk, lost should be set by london and nowhere else. two other parties, nationalists across the parties like the alliance party which oppose brexit altogether, they say the protocol is the least worst option and unionists for example are exaggerating the day to day impact of the protocol and also that yes, there s a degree of disruption to businesses but no widespread impact on the day to day lives of consumers. so, the politics and remain complicated and businesses are hoping for more than anything
parliament, the parliament is vote to go delay brexit to seek an extension of article 50, the goal of the remain mp s in parliament to derail brexit altogether, the british people voted for brexit, 17.4 billion, the will of british people, boris johnson is standing on behalf of the british people saying he would not agree what parliament is wanting to do. that s why they referred to as british trump, parliament, aka the congress, you guys don t know what you want, we are here to tell you, we are here to try and help you yourselves and boris is standing as popular feeling? he s called for a general election to resolve the current political impasse and the latest polls show support for the conservative party led by boris