that s what i was thinking - be made up here. on that point, that s what i was thinking if - be made up here. on that point, that s what i was thinking if you | that s what i was thinking if you are talking there because obviously there s all the heat but what the eu have said they could look at is not having checks on goods that go from britain to northern ireland and stay there. i mean, that sounds like it would potentially be a workable solution in borisjohnson in the article he has written today talks about a shared objective to create the broadest possible cross community support for a reformed protocol. do you think that will be the shape of it? i protocol. do you think that will be the shape of it? the shape of it? i can only hope it is. let s remember, the shape of it? i can only hope it is. let s remember, politics - the shape of it? i can only hope it is. let s remember, politics in i is. let s remember, politics in northern ireland is based on hope. that s the whole basis
irish government. my and our parties partners in the irish government. irish government. my right honourable irish government. my right honourable friend - irish government. my right honourable friend should l irish government. my rightl honourable friend should be commended for trying once again, as others have tried, to resolve legacy, and as we do so can we resolve not to use the language? i know he hasn t, drawing a line and closing a chapter for those who suffer still, that is something unreachable and we need to show utmost sensitivity on those points. mr speaker, the work of operation kenova has commanded cross community support. where does that model fit in my right honourable friend s thinking as he tries to pursue troops and reconciliation? how will he evolve these plans working in concert with the irish government in order to ensure and maximise buy in for a joint approach? and is there a george mitchell like figure hovering in the wings who could be deployed to help to
show of cross community support and other people of different faiths were outside in front of their own houses of worship as well. down in enfield which was a suburb really hit tuesday night, there were groups of people moving around, they weren t critical of the police, but they said it was obvious that the police couldn t keep up, and they were tired of their kids being scared in their own homes. the rioting taking place in the united kingdom for a fourth straight night. and it was really bad in parts of the united kingdom. businesses were torched, a police station fire bombed, and prime minister david cameron spock out quite strongly today. here is what he had to say. it is all too clear that we have a big problem with gangs in our country. for too long there s been a lack of focus on the complete lack of respect shown by these groups of thugs. i m clear that they are in no way representative of the vast