That s the real intent behind the eu s use of the protocol at present to try and draw back some of the influences gets lost in the united kingdom as a result of brexit. in northern ireland unfortunately and consumers and in the business in northern ireland are being disadvantaged by us. one of the reasons i think lloyd frost that night i think it significant that all of the players who are on the eu site at present i recommended one solution in one solution alone. that is the uk as a whole should follow eu rules and therefore the protocols of the northern ireland would disappear. of the northern ireland would disappear- of the northern ireland would disappear. of the northern ireland would disauear. ~ ., disappear. the mp for belfast south said havin: disappear. the mp for belfast south said having a disappear. the mp for belfast south said having a hard disappear. the mp for belfast south said having a hard brexit disappear. the mp for belfast south said having a hard brexit
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I m one of those 350e78 wpeople wanted the previous prime minister to work cross party in order to secure a deal that would enable us to have frictionless trade and not damage our economic future. and the reality is that the previous prime minister and the current prime minister have succumbed to a hard brexit and the european research group, the hard right of the conservative party and they ve been trapped in this with these red lines. and that is why this deal, which is even worse than the theresa may deal, because it takes protection for labor standards, environmental protections and other protections out of the deal, the legally binding agreement into the future political declaration which is not legally binding that makes it even harder for labor mps to back. and i hope my colleagues refrain
Place a legal duty on the government to seek as close to frictionless trade with the e.u. in goods as possible subject to being outside the single market and enjoying freedom of movement in order to deliver this the u.k. will maintain common rules with the e.u. for goods and our great food products that are relevant checks at the border this will be particularly important for our manufacturing firms and trade unions protecting thousands of jobs that depend on just in time supply chains. the most difficult area is the question of customs at the heart of delivering bricks it lies a tension between the strength of our ambition to seize the new opportunities that wrecks it presents and the need to protect the jobs and prosperity that have built on an interconnected relationship with other european economies. this ambition should not be divisive there are many people who voted to leave who also want to
Crisis. in the last 24 hours, barclay s bank has moved 200 billion dollars of assets from london to dublin. in the last 24 hours, we ve heard the british government is stockpiling trauma packs so in the event of a terrorist incident after march 29th, the uk will have them. at the minute, they re at johnson & johnson headquarters in brussels in belgium. they don t want to have problems with port controls. look, it s almost an existential problem for britain. it s certainly an existential problem for ireland because it relies so much on trade with the uk. but it s not just britain. the eu economically will suffer. german manufacturers are very worried. frictionless trade, you know, will disappear. we all our supermarkets in the u.s. and uk rely on just in time deliveries. after brexit, after march 29, if