borisjohnson is quite a lonely figure in parliament, he doesn t have a huge allies, he is not particularly a commons person. he s very popular with the public but he doesn t have that many close friends i think now the problem is he s alienated a lot different factions as written about in the telegraph. it s as written about in the telegraph. it s really worth reading. it goes through the anti locked honours, are furious with him with his new restrictions for the people who approach locked out of furious with him for breaking all the rules last year. the brexit doesn t need them any more apart from the northern island protocol, is basically delivered a clean brexit. the felt like that he has been fiscally responsible, the redwall people don t really feel like the levelling up don t really feel like the levelling up is come to anything. so you ve got a lot of angry people in parliament. and i m allies around the prime minister. couldn t even get them on the radio this morning to sit de
government has been setting out changes it wants to make to its brexit withdrawal deal with the european union. it s not happy with the part of the agreement and the goshen cotton drawbar island protocol. let s begin with the brexit manager ? northern island protocol. brexit manager ? northern island rotocol. ., , ., protocol. the northern island -rotocol protocol. the northern island protocol is protocol. the northern island protocol is the protocol. the northern island protocol is the biggest - protocol. the northern island| protocol is the biggest source protocol. the northern island i protocol is the biggest source of mistrust between us and for all kinds of reasons we need to fix this problem. we kinds of reasons we need to fix this roblem. ~ . ~ kinds of reasons we need to fix this roblem. ~ ., ~ ., ,., problem. we talked about the northern ireland problem. we talked about the northern ireland protocol- problem. we talked about the i northern ireland protocol before. it was
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the european union won t be very happy with the brits but they ve got no intention of putting a border between the north of ireland and the south of arlen given the history of trouble there and they won t really be interested in a trade war. at this point, if you ask, what is good happen, will they resolve these issues? i think we just don t know. but there is one point like some help clearing up. let s imagine that this protocol is not enforced that the uk and the eu cannot find a way to agree, does that impact the trade deal that was done alongside it or do those two things sick quite separately? cuts the northern ireland issuejust separately? cuts the northern ireland issue just not function and feature a political follow up while the rest of all of those arrangements redo the uk and the eu continue to function? is a arrangements redo the uk and the eu continue to function? continue to function? is a crack in question- continue to function? is a crack in question- i continue to
appetite from the eu to renegotiate that. the eu position is that the uk government signed up to the northern island protocol and agreed this all as part of the brexit deal. how can they now say we can implement to? the eu will say we will give you flexibility or may find easements to make some of these bits of red tape and bureaucracy is zero to operate. but we are not renegotiating the whole agreement. those two sizes of red tape and bureaucracy is zero to operate. but red tape and bureaucracy is zero to o erate. ., ., operate. but we are not renegotiating operate. but we are not renegotiating the - operate. but we are not renegotiating the whole j operate. but we are not renegotiating the whole agreement. those two sides look very far apart. if leo is saying that and say we are not doing a complete negotiation what leaders do he and the eu have at their disposal to end says that that doesn t happen? for at their disposal to end says that that doesn t happen? at their disposal