strike. but i want to ensure that we get a labour government and i want to be labour prime minister, but i don t think the role of the prime minister to have a cabinet meeting and go on to the picket line. the role of the prime minister is to resolve these disputes because in the end with a strike everybody loses. but also people who are striking, for them it is a last resort and they would lose money. it is just a question of roles. the role of the labour party, of me as a leader of the labour party, is to get a labour government had to be prime minister. the role of the trade union has a different role. one quick thing and i will throw it over to you. but when you campaigned in 2020 you call yourself a pro trade unionist. you are sounding now like a very timid trade unionist. l now like a very timid trade unionist- now like a very timid trade unionist. . ., , ., ., unionist. i am a proud trade unionist- unionist. i am a proud trade unionist- l unionist. i am a proud trade unionis
border so what happens now is there is no border on the island of ireland but there are some checks on some goods that move from great britain into northern ireland and this is a deep source of contention especially for unionists who argue it somehow distinguishes northern ireland from the rest of the uk, which was the antithesis of the unionist perspective. tiara which was the antithesis of the unionist perspective. which was the antithesis of the unionist perspective. two of the ractical unionist perspective. two of the practical outcomes unionist perspective. two of the practical outcomes of unionist perspective. two of the practical outcomes of having - unionist perspective. two of the practical outcomes of having a l unionist perspective. two of the - practical outcomes of having a trade board are essentially down the receipt is it means northern ireland for trade purposes is essentially still in the single market and it means there is no hard border between northern ireland
regard to the protocol they need to uphold. in saying that it s an extremely difficult situation because the dup, along with other unionist representative in the tuv, have this line on the protocol and are outliers compared to the other representatives who not make up the northern ireland assembly who by and large want to see the protocol change to some effect, there is consensus that there are issues with that that need to be addressed at the dup and tuv s harder line seems to be more in the realm of seeing it removed and replaced. where the semantic difference or a practical difference exists is another conversation potentially but it s something that is no surprise this is what we would be facing in the aftermath of the election. we have an audience aftermath of the election. we have an audience watching aftermath of the election. we have an audience watching from - aftermath of the election. we have an audience watching from around | aftermath of the election. we have i an audi