diversion, remove any sense of a borderfor uk internal diversion, remove any sense of a border for uk internal trade, diversion, remove any sense of a borderfor uk internal trade, remove routine checks for goods in northern ireland, removed thousands of pages of existing eu law and introduced a uk veto on dynamic alignment through the stormont break. we have created a form of dual regulation word works and it is needed most in sectors like medicines and food retail. we have delivered unfettered access to the whole uk market for northern ireland businesses and we will take further steps to avoid divergence in future. we ve secured a clear eu commitments and process to manage future changes with especial goods body and all of this means northern ireland s businesses have continued access to the eu market as requested. it means we have protected the letter and the spirit of northern ireland s constitutional
this than they would to the isle of wight? so provided they have the normal commercial information it will be shipping to northern ireland will be just like shipping to the isle of wight. from their point of view, that is a triumph and it s going to be underpinned by some data sharing. but it s a triumph. i m absolutely convinced that this restores any legit, by any legitimate measure, the place of northern ireland in the union. it s great news. pets is dealt with, medicines tax makes extraordinary achievement. vat is going to apply to the whole uk, including northern ireland. it s a terrific thing to have pulled off now. there was, of course, one of the other major concerns that some of your colleagues have been raising has been the issue of northern ireland having to follow eu law without any say over it. rishi sunak has said there s this mechanism called the stormont break that he is introducing that will stop laws from applying in northern ireland. i mean, is thatjust the case that
of southern italy has risen to at least 62 people, including 12 children. dozens more are feared missing. the vessel, carrying migrants, broke apart while trying to land near the coastal town of crotone in the calabria region. authorities said at least 180 people were aboard. palestinians have criticised israeli security forces for failing to protect them, after a palestinian man was shot dead as israeli settlers attacked villages in the north of the occupied west bank. hundreds were injured as homes, businesses and cars were set on fire during several hours of rioting. two israeli settlers were killed before the attack. an australian firm recharge industries has brought the battery maker british volt. british volt had plans to build a £4 billion gigafactory in northumberland, but it ran out of money and collapsed last month.
minister, the conservative party, in particular, or whether they are simply trying to sort out a mess that they made. however you see this, this certainly has been a very big day at a very big step in the question is now, how the group back and conservative party and be wider political world react to this moment. but for me in the team here and windsor. that is it for now and that of let s catch up with the weather with susan powell. hello. a very quiet weather story for the uk in the days ahead, almost eerily quiet. very little in the way of rainfall, nothing really significant in the way of strong winds. high pressure to thank for this quiet story. but around the high, we do have a notable north easterly breeze. what that s doing is picking up a lot of moisture off the north sea producing cloud, and that cloud has been giving us some showers through monday and some will continue to the north east overnight into tuesday. breaks in the cloud, however, and some shelter from the wind wil
of the uk become a little lighter on wednesday. what that may mean, however, is there s less to break up any clouds, so it could be somewhat cloudier across southern england through wednesday. certainly, it looks like most areas will see some cloud coming and going and a continuation of that chance of showers across the north east of england. feel wise, very similar to tuesday, highs of 9 or 10, but with the wind, closer to 5 to 6 degrees. thursday into friday, the high is still with us, the winds to the south becoming lighter still, i think, for a time on thursday. but then they pick up to the east of the uk by friday. but this time, they re a northerly, so potentially feeling a little less cold in the south on thursday, but chilly again by friday.