Raab: UK moving fast to ‘fix’ Northern Ireland protocol

 

Bloomberg

The UK government plans to move quickly to “fix” the Northern Ireland Protocol despite the election victory of the Irish nationalist party Sinn Fein, which favours keeping the contentious post-Brexit trade agreement.
“It must be dealt with,” Dominic Raab, the UK’s deputy prime minister, told Sky News.
Raab declined to comment on a report in the Telegraph that Britain was preparing to unilaterally throw out the arrangement, saying that the government preferred a negotiated settlement with the European Union, though the UK wasn’t taking anything “off the table” as far as acting unilaterally.

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