and northern ireland brexit and in particular what happens to good that go from great britain to northern ireland. at the moment they get checked effectively at a border in the irish sea. it was crating all sorts of problems for northern irish businesses and it is a problem for those who support brexit as well because they are concerned about what it means for the integrity of the uk if part of the uk is treated differently to others. northern ireland is treated differently than england, scotland and wales, the key sticking point is how those checks should be carried out on goods that are destined to stay in northern ireland. we have also had rishi sunak talking about it at that conference. the swirling speculation that we could be heading towards a deal. rishi sunak was keen to dampen that down slightly, or temperate. that might be posturing but we don t know. again, there is a real expectation that in the coming days, we could hear about a new agreement.
all given a commitment we will work together to form a government and i think we ll need to get around the table. we do not have time. people who are struggling now to pay their household bills, to pay fuel costs, who wake up in the mornings with those real worries, what we were getting on the doors is they want us to get back around the table right away but we are ready to do that on monday morning. team sinn fein will be there with michelle o neill to start delivering four people. there are £331; million that we can be unlocking on monday. we need to be getting that money out of the door and into people s pockets and that is the importance of the work on the task ahead. ,, is the importance of the work on the task ahead- is the importance of the work on the task ahead. sinn fein doesn t have a roblem task ahead. sinn fein doesn t have a problem with task ahead. sinn fein doesn t have a problem with the task ahead. sinn fein doesn t have a problem with the protocol, - task ahead
to support all kinds of evil in the tory party to support brexit but the majority of those to support brexit but the majority of those in the parliamentary party are also of those in the parliamentary party are also from this very small state, libertarian are also from this very small state, libertarian wing. and they expect boris libertarian wing. and they expect boris to libertarian wing. and they expect boris to be their champion because they agree boris to be their champion because they agree with him on breaks but they agree with him on breaks but the spending patterns all through his premiership have been basically those his premiership have been basically those of his premiership have been basically those of gordon brown. so we shall see whether he can actually realign himself. see whether he can actually realign himself, which will be a shift. let s himself, which will be a shift. let s move on then to the daily mail which i mentioned earlier. 0ne let s move
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out of china in response to the chinese adding additional tariffs yesterday. i mean the past 24 hours from the president s economic agenda perspective have been turbulent to say the least. but the president is not dealing with an economy in a vacuum. this is a global economy. as carol alluded to, italy is seeing the resurgence of a conservative movement. the french are dealing with an economy, questions of their own. german chancellor angela merkel is about to leave power. her economy is having a withdrawal to some extent. many people are worried about the impact that the german economy could spread into other aspects, and not to mention and this is going to be interesting and where i m really going to be watching at the g7, the uk and how the uk is dealing with brexit. there s a lot of economic concern, both for folks who support brexit, who don t support brexit, about the