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he jerked hejerked doing that he jerked doing that borisjohnson. have a lock. that was the reception. booed and jeered by about 200 people who had gathered at the castle s gates. mrjohnson s visit comes after an election that upset the delicate balance of northern ireland s politics. here s our correspondent chris page. the election result brought a very political shift in the politics of northern ireland for the for the first time the irish nationalist party, they party that s committed to taking northern ireland out of the uk making it 100 with the republic of ireland. the party is sinn fein. the second biggest party now is the party that was the biggest party for the last 19 years, the democratic unionist party whose to keep northern ireland within the united kingdom. it is a significant move at the top. another big change was the cross community alliance
its border. military history will remember this as a disastrous military campaign it isn t over yet but a spectacular own goal by russia in starting a war that he said was all about reducing the threat from nato, in the end he s got a lot more nato than last. nato, in the end he s got a lot more nato than last- nato than last. thank you very much for “oininu nato than last. thank you very much forjoining us- closer to home now we have a look at borisjohnson s latest efforts to avert a crisis over the northern ireland protocol. mrjohnson is in belfast holding emergency talks with northern ireland s political parties. his aim is to urge them to form a power sharing goverment. the country s unionist party the dup has been vetoeing the appointment of a speaker in northern ireland s assembly this is what you may have heard is a northern ireland protocol. not everyone was pleased as
massively outweighs all of the negative effects. and we are still trying to reduce those negative effects. sinn fein wants it to be a part of the party of ireland. it supports the party of ireland. it supports the protocol although generally it opposes brexit. this is what sinn fein is president had to say because of mrjohnson s visit. the of mrjohnson s visit. the unfortunate of mrjohnson s visit. the unfortunate thing - of mrjohnson s visit. the unfortunate thing is - of mrjohnson s visit. the unfortunate thing is that of mrjohnson s visit. tta: unfortunate thing is that the british government now is playing a game of brinkmanship with the european institutions, indulging a section of political unionism which believes that it can hold a veto and frustrate and hold society to ransom. ~ ., ., ., ransom. we ve also heard from the prime minister ransom. we ve also heard from the prime minister himself. ransom. we ve also heard from the prime minister himself. we - ransom. we ve a
minister s future, i have been in parliament too long. what we do know for sure is the pressure the prime minister is not going away. he may have bought himself some time in the eyes of some, into that report by sue gray comes out, but there are also members deeply unhappy, deeply worried and increasingly talking about what if they need to get rid of mrjohnson. find about what if they need to get rid of mrjohnson- about what if they need to get rid of mrjohnson. and also, nick, we have not of mrjohnson. and also, nick, we have got the of mrjohnson. and also, nick, we have got the results of mrjohnson. and also, nick, we have got the results to of mrjohnson. and also, nick, we have got the results to come - of mrjohnson. and also, nick, we have got the results to come on . of mrjohnson. and also, nick, we l have got the results to come on sue gray positing inquiry, but we ve also potentially and who knows may get more revelations about more parties or more revelations about e