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that is what you saw this story around tarus today, you had a special carveout for northern ireland becausetrade policy that doesn't either just apply to great britain or to northern ireland in a manner that has been devised so far the doesn't have a hard irish border. it was make just have a hard irish border. it was makejust a have a hard irish border. it was make just a fait accompli. let me move make just a fait accompli. let me m ove o nto make just a fait accompli. let me move onto your paper, the daily telegraph, it is nailing its colours fairly firmly to the mast. brexit delays until further notice, after gang of four rebels. well, yes. i think there is a certain amount of frustration, particularly about the narrative of this rebellion. my understanding, partly from seeing some of the tweets around this story, is a number10 some of the tweets around this story, is a number 10 aide told people go for it, you won't have to resign. this is a big problem, because you either have cabinet collective responsibility or you don't. it is a super binary thing. the continued sort of punch and j

we are about to announce we will have no tarus. no defence for our importers.for businesses in northern ireland? a smuggling bonanza. along with that last? not very long. a deal leads to ano last? not very long. a deal leads to a no deal. we do that essentially from our knees, we will be stuck. there will be no legal umbrella and they will call all the shots. not a very optimistic picture you are painting. peter foster from the daily telegraph, thank you very much for your views. the reason why we are impressed that peter is wearing are impressed that peter is wearing a jacket and churches because it's very cold and very windy here. carol, you've returned to the uk for the full force of the storm. good morning. this morning, storm gareth is very much packing a punch across our shores. with a gust of wind at 80 miles per hour. south—west scotland, 75 miles per hour. the most of the uk, it has been pretty windy. the southern half is yet to peak, particularly so. we are looking at gales, severe gales. also sunshine and showers and some of showers will be heavy. a