protocols we ve been kicked in. prior to the some of the movement of goodsin prior to the some of the movement of goods in tesco or anything like that was the same between coventry and cornwall as it was between coventry and karen and unionist argument is, it isn t a minor matter, it was an immense matter that has constitutional significance, things like taxes and stuff like that but i have not mentioned. and jeffrey donaldson is response, she was provided at the beginning about fighting an election and then talked about the problems of the protocol and it was an element almost a pleading at one point when he was saying that he wants stability and leasing to the government is we need your help. radical solutions, involving the government we want you to stand by with the government is saying is a problem with these
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the government said the delay would allow a better understanding of the impact on household finances as the cost of living continues to rise. let s get more on this from our political correspondent david wallace lockhart. afternoon to you, what is the background to this decision? 50 afternoon to you, what is the background to this decision? so the government background to this decision? so the government was background to this decision? so the government was due background to this decision? so the government was due to background to this decision? so the government was due to ban - background to this decision? sr it ie: government was due to ban multi buy offers onjunk food in england government was due to ban multi buy offers on junk food in england from october, things like buy one, get one free on unhealthy food. that has been pushed back by a year. there is also going to be a ban on the time thatjunk food can be advertised on television, it was going to have to be watersh