think is that there was this trade border in the irish sea and that was a very difficult issue for northern irish businesses and that has been effectively removed for goods moving from gb to northern ireland and that is the main news which the people of germany can understand. what germany can understand. what attitude would germany can understand. what attitude would you germany can understand. what attitude would you see, - germany can understand. what attitude would you see, this . germany can understand. what attitude would you see, this is a huge generalisation, but you can focus it as you see fit, what attitude to chairman people have towards the uk after brexit? now that the dust has settled, we are effectively three years into not being members, and transition rearrangements as well, yet this stuff has kept wrangling on. how do you think the uk is perceived in your country because like- you think the uk is perceived in your country because like there is a lot of misundersta
cross community alliance party and the nationalist sdlp, meeting him at a hotel on the outskirts of the city. he will be meeting three more parties, the ulster unionists, sinn fein, now the biggest party in the northern ireland assembly, and the democratic unionist party, and that s the meeting where they will probably be the most focus in that the dup is the party that is currently vetoing the formation of a power sharing devolved government in this part of the uk. northern ireland has been without a fully functioning devolved government now for more than a year. the dup says it will not relent until its concerns, chiefly the trade border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk, are addressed. the dup want an end to checks on goods arriving here from england, scotland and wales under that arrangement. the northern ireland protocol. also something senior dup politicians have been mentioning more and more, particularly over the last 2a hours, has been the role of eu law in
unionist parties argue that this places an effective border across the irish sea which undermines northern ireland s place within the uk. the largest unionist party, the dup, is currently refusing to take part in the country s power sharing government unless its concerns about the protocol are resolved. our ireland correspondent chris page is in belfast following the talks. northern ireland has been without a fully functioning devolved government now for more than a year. the dup says it will not relent until its concerns, chiefly the trade border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk, are addressed. the dup want an end to checks on goods arriving here from england, scotland and wales under that arrangement known as the northern ireland protocol. also something senior dup politicians have been mentioning more and more, particularly over the last 2a hours, has been the role of eu law in northern ireland. they don t want the european court
the trade border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. they dup want an end to checks on goods arriving here from england scotland and wales under that arrangement. that protocol you been talking about is something that senior dv politicians have been mentioning more and more, particularly over the last 2a hours, has been the role of eu law in northern ireland. they don t want the european court of justice to have any role in deciding law in northern ireland. they have said fundamentally for the dup, this is about what they see as a
if you are just if you arejustjoining us if you are justjoining us what you are seeing is the first court appearance of five former memphis police officers who have made their first court appearance there today on murder and other charges in the violent arrest and death of tyre nichols. all five entered a not guilty plea. the prime minister has held talks with northern ireland s political leaders as optimism grows that a post brexit trade deal could soon be reached. the uk and the eu are trying to reach agreement on the future of the northern ireland protocol, which created a trade border with the rest of the uk. the democratic unionist party said