split the unionist vote. it places us under the jackboot of the eu and we are effectively held hostage in an economic united ireland. goods carried over the irish sea on ferries from britain undergo new checks when they reach these shores, which is perceived by some unionists as severing northern ireland s place in the uk, and is disrupting the functions of many businesses. attempts to make the arrangements simpler has put the uk government at loggerheads with the eu. the eu has shown no flexibility, and it is very disappointing that what we are hearing is that the eu is already saying it won t show any flexibility. and that s why it is absolutely right that we as the uk government are very clear we want to get a resolution on this with the eu, but we have never taken anything off the table in terms of resolving this issue for the people of northern ireland. while this persists, the dup has said it won t go back into the power sharing executive, which sinn fein argues holds everyone
northern ireland? it means may be storm it will get back northern ireland? it means may be storm it will get back together - northern ireland? it means may be storm it will get back together and | storm it will get back together and maybe it won t. this is what we have been living with for years now, dysfunctional politicians the immediate dysfunctional politicians the immediate challenge is to heal the divisions caused by the brexit arrangements. the anger over a new border down the irish sea which splits the unionist vote. it places us under the splits the unionist vote. it places us under the jackboot splits the unionist vote. it places us under the jackboot of - splits the unionist vote. it places us under the jackboot of the - splits the unionist vote. it places us under the jackboot of the eu | splits the unionist vote. it places i us under the jackboot of the eu and we are us under the jackboot of the eu and we are effectively held hostage in an economic united ireland
and the dup has said its not prepared to do that while post brexit arrangements affecting trade with the rest of the uk remain in place. here s our ireland correspondent emma vardy. the balance of power between the two different visions for this island has shifted. symbolically, at least. what do you think it means for northern ireland? well, it means maybe stormont will get back together and maybe it won t. i mean, this is what we have been living with for years now, dysfunctional politicians and dysfunctional systems. the immediate challenge for northern ireland is to heal the divisions caused by the brexit arrangements. the anger over a new border down the irish sea, which split the unionist vote. this place is under the jackboot of the eu and we have been effectively held hostage in an economic united ireland. goods carried over the irish sea on ferries from britain, undergo new checks when they reach these shores. which is perceived by some unionists as severing northern ireland s
northern ireland s two main political parties have been urged by london, dublin and washington to form a power sharing government. sinn fein which wants a united ireland is now the largest party in the stormont assembly. and it must work with the democratic unionists who are committed to remaining in the united kingdom. emma vardy reports from belfast. the balance of power between the two different visions for this island has shifted, symbolically, at least. what do you think it means for northern ireland? well, it means maybe stormont will get back together, maybe it won t. i mean, this is what we ve been living with for years now, dysfunctional politicians and a dysfunctional system. the immediate challenge for northern ireland is to heal the divisions caused by the brexit arrangements. the anger over a new border down the irish sea, which split the unionist vote. it places us under the jackboot of the eu and we are effectively held hostage in an economic united ireiand~ goods
what do you think it means for northern ireland? well, it means maybe stormont will get back together and maybe it won t. i mean, this is what we ve been living with for years now, dysfunctional politicians and dysfunctional systems. the immediate challenge for northern ireland is to heal the divisions caused by the brexit arrangements. the anger over a new border down the irish sea, which split the unionist vote. this place is under the jackboot of the eu, and we have been effectively held hostage in an economic united ireland. goods carried over the irish sea on ferries from britain, on ferries from britain undergo new checks when they reach these shores. undergo new checks when they reach these shores, which is perceived by some unionists as severing northern ireland s place in the uk and is disrupting the functions of many businesses. attempts to make the arrangement simpler has put the uk government at loggerheads with the eu. the eu has shown no flexibility |and it s very disappo