detail of that material, i need only record that it was the luminance and obviously gathered on a number of days and not all at one time volume in this. in 2020 eu also took a number of videos of those areas of the embassy into which the public have no right of access. these videos were carefully and methodically filmed. they contained a considerable amount of information, which would be and you knew would be useful to a hostile foreign power. i am sure that you took those videos with that in mind, and that this video footage was always designed to be provided to the russians. you film the main place on the doors of offices, personal information about the
like, from conservative mps as well. it sounds like. from the conservative mps as well. it sounds like, from the analysts conservative mps as well. it sounds like, from the analysts we - conservative mps as well. it sounds like, from the analysts we have - like, from the analysts we have spoken to, that for the dup, the continued involvement of the european court ofjustice would be an obstacle. how wedded to that with the eu be? , , the eu be? very, very wedded. one erson i the eu be? very, very wedded. one person i spoke the eu be? very, very wedded. one person i spoke to the eu be? very, very wedded. one person i spoke to recently the eu be? very, very wedded. one person i spoke to recently who - the eu be? very, very wedded. one person i spoke to recently who has. person i spoke to recently who has good knowledge of the talks, if i can put it like that, like in the eu s relations to the ec], it was like putting it up there with the royal family. like putting it up there wi
back into power sharing government ? well, of course i m not a member of the dup any more, but i entirely accept what you re asking me. but i m conscious you can look in on it with an authority that plenty of us can t. yeah, that s fair enough. but i think what is important to say is the data sharing piece was something that the eu had been asking for right from the get go, because they were saying, well, we can t make an assessment on diversion of trade when we don t know what the data says. so the uk government, that s actually a concession from the uk government to give the data sharing information, because it s sovereign data. they re giving that data to the eu and saying, here s the data. so, actually, that was a bit of mood music forthe eu, then, to make a move and say, ok, you ve given us this, there s good faith, they re bona fides, let s move to deal with the northern ireland protocol in an effective way. i haven t seen any change to the eu mandate as yet, unless i ve mi
lithuania, poland and some other states as lithuania, poland and some other states. as for the eu, lithuania, poland and some other states. as forthe eu, i lithuania, poland and some other states. as for the eu, i do not think states. as for the eu, i do not think there states. as for the eu, i do not think there is much provision in the european think there is much provision in the european union. much division. we really european union. much division. we really distinguish between those who are fully really distinguish between those who are fully fledged on the ukrainian side and are fully fledged on the ukrainian side and those who were amicably talking side and those who were amicably talking to side and those who were amicably talking to russia days before. as for the talking to russia days before. as for the united states, it is a really for the united states, it is a really confused situation. on the one hand really confused situation. on the one hand w