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Brexit minister David Frost is expected in Brussels tomorrow to meet Maros Sefcovic to discuss ways to break the deadlock.
Sinn Féin welcomed the “far-reaching” EU plans published this evening.
The Tanaiste said comments from Dominic Cummings indicate Boris Johnson’s administration ‘acted in bad faith’.
Brexit minister David Frost again threatened to suspend parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol unless Brussels gives ground.
The protocol was agreed by the UK and EU as a way to maintain a free-flowing land border on the island of Ireland after Brexit.
Johnson is due to meet with US President Joe Biden at the White House tomorrow.
Jeffrey Donaldson said he feared negotiations over the protocol would drag on for years.
The European Commission said it “will not agree to a renegotiation of the Protocol”.
The negotiator of the post-Brexit agreement renewed calls for Brussels to accept changes to the deal that he negotiated.
The Tanaiste met with Jeffrey Donaldson to assess post-Brexit arrangements and Covid recovery.
US congressman Brendan Boyle spoke to The Journal on Brexit, Afghanistan, and polarised politics.
The Taoiseach acknowledged “the concerns of the unionist community are sincere”.
The House of Lords committee said that Northern Ireland risks becoming a “permanent casualty” of Brexit.
The UK government has said that current arrangements “cannot go on”, despite progress made last month on some big issues.
David Frost and Brandon Lewis said the current terms risk ‘creating a series of rolling crises’.
Maros Sefcovic said the EU is willing to accommodate permanent flexibilities to the Northern Ireland Protocol.
The Loyalist Communities Council said Irish Government ministers would not be welcome as difficulties over the Northern Ireland Protocol remain.
Yes, a Brexit sausage row. Let us break it down for you with the help of Gráinne Ní Aodha and Dominic McGrath of BBC Radio Foyle.
The Taoiseach says the two party leaders had “an open exchange of view” this evening.
The UK’s Brexit minister was in NI to meet business and community representatives to discuss the challenges they are facing following departure from the EU.
The First Minister said every day the protocol remains in place, more damage was done to Northern Ireland.
The committee chairman said they’re being asked to give evidence on the impact of Brexit and the NI Protocol.
The open letter has been sent to Micheál Martin, Boris Johnson, Joe Biden and Maros Sefcovic.
Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney is also in London today for talks.
Foster wants the post-Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol to be replaced.
The European Commission is taking legal action against the UK government for its latest moves regarding the Northern Ireland protocol.
This is Brexit: so expect to see more rows between the UK and EU, particularly over the Northern Ireland Protocol.
The Northern Ireland protocol was designed to avoid a hardening of the border on the island of Ireland.
Loyalist paramilitaries in NI have said they are withdrawing their support for the GFA.
DUP minister for agriculture Gordon Lyons has also stopped any further recruitment of inspection staff.
Mairead McGuinness said mechanisms are in place to ensure such a situation doesn’t arise again.
We take a closer look on this week’s episode.
Coveney did admit however that there have been issues with the implementation of the protocol.
Post-Brexit inspections on goods entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain have been suspended amid concerns over the safety of officials.