did he mention the words european court of justice. he left that to us to live on the line to say that for the european union, the court that is in charge of this deal. the final deciding court is the european court of justice. and she mentioned that it showed to me that there must have been some kind of choreography between those 2 leaders. very uncommon and bretzkey bracelet conferences of, of pot, previous years that we've watched over the time as, as big. it was saying he has to so that he has to get it through. and soon i took this sort of tone of kind of school teacher. we're going to allow people their time to look through this. we understand this is about people that they need to look through it from brussels perspective. all of the officials that i've been speaking to this morning and earlier today have basically said that this is the deal that is done. the prime minister has to get this through and that there is absolutely 0 desire among you capitals or here in brussels. to go back to the negotiating to a table to really now.

and the only go to the ac dc , the european court of the ac dc, the european court of justice as a finalt more just to remind you that the official announcement from the prime minister's spokesman an agreement has been reached the dealis agreement has been reached the deal is done close quotes. but of course we reflect that the dup says . it will take its time dup says. it will take its time to . consider the detail. this is to. consider the detail. this is from sir jeffrey donaldson, the party leader and measure a deal against seven tests. and as we've just been with liam unless the dup happy, the erg won't be happy. the dup happy, the erg won't be happy . but the dup happy, the erg won't be happy. but just to the dup happy, the erg won't be happy . but just to reflect on happy. but just to reflect on one thing that we heard, steve baken one thing that we heard, steve baker, the northern ireland office minister who'd been on resignation watch as is the scribe, say. yeah, he was quite happy early and he's been to party what the agreement's going to he was happy on the other hand and i kn

sticking points for union as and briggs, it's years has been the application of law from the european court of justice known as the e. c. j application about walton, northern ireland, ahead of today's deal. they said only british law should apply to the prob, it's now the leader of the union. it's d u p. political party says there are circumstances when it can be applied. take a listen. well of course the e c. j applies were e you law applies, and that's why i think a key focus for us in examining this agreement that will be added to determine what she new laws apply. in what circumstances do they apply and white they apply. what i'm saying is that the c j only applies where you law applies. so the key question is the application of, you know, joining me now is neo o doroty, professor of political science at the university of galway in ireland. professor, it's good to have you wear this. we just heard from the leader of the d. u p. unionist party there it seemed to it sounded to me that there may be some room at least for e u low in northern ireland. does that sound to you like they are coming around

of stuff. but the european justice the european court of justice and issues around that will be the biggest point for unionism can start. how can they move within that divergence or not. because of course, when there's divergence in one side, then the european court of justice will set over what exactly northern ireland can do and of course laws are set in europe. they are made in europe. and of course northern ireland has mep. so the only mep, they have on the island of ireland will be in the republic of ireland, which is outside the uk, and then starts the rise of . the constitution of northern ireland. so this is quite a. daly that has got to sail and he's got to walk that line with dup and the unionists to make sure that the constitution of northern ireland does not hand that state to europe . and it's that state to europe. and it's hard to overestimate how long this has been in the making. bofis this has been in the making. boris johnson first tasked lord frost with with getting deal. he, of course, resigned from cabinet. liz truss then took on the responsibility as her role as foreign secret

yes, indeed, the european court of justice is the sole and ultimate arbiter of eu law.s natural . it's law. that's natural. it's prescribed by the eu legal order . so the ecj will have the final say on eu law and single market issues . so it couldn't be issues. so it couldn't be clearer, could it? despite being asked a very specific question about the role of the european court of justice and the fact that in this windsor framework document the government very boldly says the sovereign power to veto new rules will with us. ursula von der leyen makes perfectly clear that the european court of justice will be the final arbiter at the eu court will have the final say. and for me that's why this so—called doesn't cut the mustard. we await the legal texts which will come out the course of the next few days. interestingly, keir starmer's labour party will vote for. i don't think, as i predicted last week, we'll see any cabinet resignations . oh yes, there'll resignations. oh yes, there'll be some of the irg will kick up a farce when they realise what they've been told. but th

yes, indeed, the european court of justice is the sole and ultimate arbiter of law. that's natural because it's prescribed by the legal order. so the e, c. j will have the final say on your law and single market issues. but we have in this wind. so framework worked hard on the rules that existed before. not only the c j on your law, but also the arbitration panel on not your loss. and this includes the new storm and break, which is based on the petition of concern that comes from the good friday agreement . so we have built on this piece process, the next step we've kind of leveled up or improved the overall mechanism, i think important is in our wind. so framework that we are putting also in place several mechanisms that should avoid having to resort to the storm break, which is an emergency mechanism. so in tense, extensive consultations with the u. k and northern ireland stakeholders on new laws, but also consultations of the u by the u. k. on u. k. plan regulatory changes. this is important for us and with view on the island, of course, there is, has always been

yes, indeed, the european court of justice is the sole and ultimate arbiter of eu law. that's natural . it's law. that's natural. it's prescribed by the eu legal order . so the ecj will have the final say on eu law and single market issues . so it couldn't be issues. so it couldn't be clearer, could it? despite being asked a very specific question about the role of the european court of justice and the fact that in this windsor framework document the government very boldly says the sovereign power to veto new rules will with us. ursula von der leyen makes perfectly clear that the european court of justice will be the final arbiter at the eu court will have the final say. and for me that's why this so—called doesn't cut the mustard. we await the legal texts which will come out the course of the next few days. interestingly, keir starmer's labour party will vote for. i don't think, as i predicted last week, we'll see any cabinet resignations . oh yes, there'll resignations. oh yes, there'll be some of the irg will kick up a farce when they realise what they've been told.

there are already very complicated issues here. like the european court of justice and the amount taxalled green lanes, and goods that come from great britain into northern ireland and stay in northern ireland, but beyond all this, of course, is as we have talked about, he needs to sell this to not only his own mps but also to convince the people, the businesses and the politicians of northern ireland. this morning, we heard from penny mordaunt, the commons leader, speaking to my colleague saying, look, forget about a commons vote. that is not important. what is important is this gets buy—in from all the parties in northern ireland which is, frankly, easier said than done. and also, i don't think she can completely and the government can't completely ignore a commons vote because it may be coming in a matter of days. and, as you say, you know, jostling, already noises being made, for example, from borisjohnson. it is significant because what he is doing is mobilising on behalf of a number of mps. look, we've got this deal. there's been this piece of legislation called the northern ire

britain , northern of great britain, northern ireland being overseen by british courts , not northern british courts, not northern ireland itself being by the european court of justicech european court of justice, which in her view has become a very politicised court. it's, it's very much driven by politicians rather than by judges. so it's a brave man i think has come to the view that she needs to put a little bit of pressure. the prime minister and that that is thatis prime minister and that that is that is that is what done in the past to come. let's have a look . you've called the northern ireland protocol bill quotes one of the biggest tools we have in deaung of the biggest tools we have in dealing with the eu over the issue of the northern border. what did you mean by that? well, we use that tool for well, there are problems with the operation of the protocol right now. and is clear for everyone to see. there are problems with trade across the irish sea, within the uk internal markets. across the irish sea, within the uk internal markets . there are uk internal markets. there are problems with a democratic deficit . that being that deficit. that being that nor

a key point that i think will get a lot of you going is this, which is court of justice is the europeant of justice is sole and ultimate arbiter is the sole and ultimate arbiter of eu law that is not true because it is prescribed by the eu legal order. so the ecj will have final say on law on single market issues. that is a quote from ursula von der leyen and that i think is going to get a lot of people going. joining me now on throughout the rest of the hour, political editor of the sunday mirror. sunday people, it's nigel nelson. and of course, i also got gb of course, i have also got gb news political correspondent, the harwood the effervescent tom harwood nigel start nigel lamont as well. i'll start with you. you very much, with you. thank you very much, nigel. look, concerns nigel. yes. look, big concerns of the ecj and whether or not they're going continue to have, frankly say the law of frankly say over the law of northern ireland. that is not brexit. no, exactly and that seems to be the elephant in the room when rishi is on the line to talk . the last thing they to talk. the las

britain , northern of great britain, northern ireland being overseen by british courts , not northern british courts, not northern ireland itself being by the european court of justicech european court of justice, which in her view has become a very politicised court. it's, it's very much driven by politicians rather than by judges. so it's a brave man i think has come to the view that she needs to put a little bit of pressure. the prime minister and that that is thatis prime minister and that that is that is that is what done in the past to come. let's have a look . you've called the northern ireland protocol bill quotes one of the biggest tools we have in deaung of the biggest tools we have in dealing with the eu over the issue of the northern border. what did you mean by that? well, we use that tool for well, there are problems with the operation of the protocol right now. and is clear for everyone to see. there are problems with trade across the irish sea, within the uk internal markets. across the irish sea, within the uk internal markets . there are uk internal markets. there are problems with a democratic deficit . that being that deficit. that being that nor

the real hardliners might say there is a european court of justice.ged to bring back more power. my sense is he will get this over the line. dani: we have your sound fixed. we saw him talk about how this is a new chapter, how this will fix the problems. this is good for business. our business is going to like this? >> i think it does depend whether the -- they except the deal. the first thing is it does appear that what is being set about removing the border in the eye receives a key demand. that is something they have an issue with. a lot of them thought the protocol worked well for them. they had access to the single market. we will have to see how it is perceived and what's going. from the eu perspective, it's a very positive development. it is so important to these east-west relationships as well. dani: before we let you go, this brought up. he said stability. she said violence has no place. in terms of the historical context, how important would deal be? joe: the good friday agreement has prevailed for so long. it has come under pressure because

however, the deal does still allow for some oversight by the european court of justice . justice. conservative backbench mps and the dup and now analysing the details of the deal. but the head of the unionist party says head of the unionist party says he still has some concerns. mr. sunak gave a brief speech to factory owners a short while ago, telling them the power is back in the hands of northern ireland. it's about making you the people of northern ireland, your elected representatives are in control and that you have a say in what happens to you. and we did something really special yesterday. we created this new thing called the stormont break, which means that you're assembly is going to be out to have a look at any of the new eu laws that come down the pipe and say, hang on, if there's something that's really serious that we think is going a really big think is going have a really big impact we can't find any way impact and we can't find any way to it, then we have the to resolve it, then we have the ability no. tv online ability to say no. tv online and dab plus ra

and what that has said or what that has done is it's allowed the european court of justice to be the fine arbiter when there are concern turns about the violation of single market rules within northern ireland because northern ireland been kept within the single market of the eu . and the argument is this is eu. and the argument is this is quite unusual that normally a sovereign state would have if there were disagreements , if go there were disagreements, if go through international arbitration , it wouldn't be the arbitration, it wouldn't be the court of just one of those partners . and so the northern partners. and so the northern ireland protocol bill is saying that we wish to supply that part of the initial withdrawal agreement. and it's controversial because it's uni lateral. it would be some some sort of nuclear option that the eu really would not take kindly to. but i suppose the argument of boris johnson and his allies andindeed of boris johnson and his allies and indeed liz truss, who introduced the protocol bill as foreign secretary , is that foreign secretary, is that havi

will it be the united kingdom courts or will it be european union law and the european court of justiceof justice? and at the moment the eu isn't budging fully on that? in a way the dup wants that's likely to big stumbling block you've heard the from wilson the noises from some you. wilson as jeffrey as you point out jeffrey donaldson leader of the dup , donaldson as leader of the dup, i'm rishi sunak i've got a big job persuading the sammy wilsons of on that of this world to move on that issue . and of course, we're issue. and of course, we're looking at, you know, 25 years on the additional sort of ingredient that's been added notes brandon lewis, former northern ireland, talking about perhaps reform of the good friday architecture as he described it, in terms of reflecting the views of the alliance party in, terms of its changing electoral and therefore, what that would mean for the dup . yeah. you sense the for the dup. yeah. you sense the frustration and that's represented by those comments from lewis with the fact that the northern ireland executive keeps collapsing. if you look a

trading from britain with northern ireland will be subjected to the jurisdiction of the european of justice. the european courttirely unacceptable . . it is entirely unacceptable. what we is foreign what we have is foreign legislature making foreign laws , imposing them on northern ireland, and having a foreign court determined laws that is , court determined laws that is, taxation without represent . and taxation without represent. and it's why the usa broke away from the united kingdom in the in the 18th century. so it's a fundamental abuse of british citizens in northern ireland and we and we can't cut vat on fuel in this country because it's eu wide tax, because we couldn't remove northern ireland from the vat. so we could cut it in great britain , then we'd have this britain, then we'd have this visually offensive situation with the northern irish, british citizens not being able to have cheaper fuel. orpington nisman on this ban, were you surprised to the dup's leader, sirjeffrey to the dup's leader, sir jeffrey donaldson the word progress three times because i thought he was to out and say if was going

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so that would be a key test as to whether the european court of justice has a role in. . the history. i the emotion. the history. i the concerns that you have about that on the more proxy level of the trade the green line for goods going from mainland of the uk over to northern ireland and the red line with the going further through it down to. so the southern half of island and over to europe. are you happy that particular proposal . well, that particular proposal. well, again, unfortunately , we don't again, unfortunately, we don't know what the current level of detail is on that because is it a complete green lane or are there some oversight checks? it to me that the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, was suggesting that it wasn't a completely green lane, that there would still be some checks involved in that and then oversight as to the trade flows . so i think the dup will want to check what it actually means in terms of those goods coming gb into northern ireland. is the integrity of the single market of the united kingdom intact or is there still role for the eu

the european court of justice of the eu cancels the sanctions because due to lack of proof, if the relevant act of the nation is adopted , which prescribes that in the event of the commission of an international illegal act by a certain state, its assets on our territory are seized and transferred to the state against which this international legal act was committed under certain conditions . conditions and the conditions are clearly defined so that the state does not go into contact, that the state that violated international law does not want to compensate these losses on its own, then the state on whose territory the assets are seized can transfer it should not be a law against the russian federation, it should be a law that will warn against such violations of international law in the future so that every state knows that this can happen to it, but this law can be applied against the russian federation as well because we have an ongoing international illegal activity in any law of the reverse systematics, but in any case it is clear that if we talk about the eu, for example, there must

an area of conflict has been the role of the european court of justice for resolving disputes. government wants it at arms length. there is expected to be some sort of green and red lanes so goods staying in northern ireland from great britain can face less tracks. businesses are hoping it will mean lessaperwork forgetting goods over the irish s. it is not clear how it will work in practice. while for some companies the protocol brings advantages, getting changes matters to businesses like this one. they have been unable to get certain ingredients over from britain because suppliers do not want to deal with the red tape created by the protocol. the northern ireland menu is diffent from the menu enough cash menu in london? >> it is frustrating because it means we've got to have a different menu than almost the entire business. there are businesses like our own where it just doesn't quite work >> this is aig movement -- moment from northern ireland. having no government affects many areas of life. there is no guarantee one will be restored quickly. getting a new deal on brexit ar

of justice. and there is one more fundamental point that the president made in march last year. russia withdrew from the council of europe a in september under the jurisdiction of the european courtf justice on human rights. reasons it is clear that separate verdicts of the ecthr have become openly politicized, bias for the judiciary is unacceptable, and therefore the decision of this instance, which entered into force after march 15, 2022, is not enforceable; new or newly discovered circumstances among the legal community, well, in general, in the country, uh, thinking people thought about the consequences of such our decisions, a discussion unfolded. the question was raised. uh, whether exit from the eu will directly entail a decrease in the level of protection of the rights and free citizens in our country. i won't hide. and i always thought about it too. because we have to provide. in any case, to ensure the interests of citizens, but in the end, in my opinion, our judicial system, using national judicial mechanisms that can reliably protect them. it is clear that in any state system in any part of the state mechanism. there are some issues that require special attention, but

it also limits oversight by the eu's european court of justice concerning northern ireland, and the northernland assembly will be allowed to prevent application of new eu laws. the leader in northern ireland welcomes the deal. the bub says it will wait to see if it meets the test. this is not yet a done deal. u.k. mps will vote on the new arrangements for the province, which has been without a government since last february. anchor: vivian is a lecturer in politics at queens belfast. thank you for being with us. i have a few questions for you. for u.k. goods that stay inane northern ireland. anyone who has been to an airport is familiar with this concept of going through the green lane or the blue lane for european arrivals. why did something so simple take so long to get to? vivian: two differenteasons. first, we did not have much data. when t u.k. was still in the europeannion, there was very little information about goods traveling to the eu, going to rthern ireland. know how tradeorks mucha we better. the second is about trust and we had a very bad relationship between the u.k. and e.u.

northern ireland to avoid a border with the republic, it will still mean a role for the european court of justicewill it be enough? >> if the democratic union this party do not go back into government in northern ireland after all of this, doesn't amount to a failure? >> refocus on the politics of situations, weminster and all of it. this is about the people of northern ireland, the communities, the businesses. chris: not exactly a direct answer. and an answer matters because the ultimate price -- prize is the government in northern ireland. if that happens, there will be a first minister from sinn fein for the first time. >> we have always said it was possible to have a deal. we have always said with pragmatism, solutionsould be found. the fact that both sides have arrived at that point today, and this represents the end of the negotiation, is something that will be well received. chris: tonight in the commons, the scene of so many brexit defeats and so many prime minister's recently, rishi sunak had a plan to sell. skeptics to persuade. >> now is the time to move forward as one united kingdom.

ireland and therefore the european justice will european court justice will continue to have writ in northern which a northern ireland, which is a part the united kingdom. your part ofd kingdom. your leader was there today, the leader was there today, the leader dup jeffrey leader of the dup sir jeffrey donaldson, has outlined his donaldson, who has outlined his seven tests. do you think that there's a chance that they can all be fulfilled or do think that the dup and the unionist community need to compromise in some way? and if so, how? well look, it's very clear the way to deal with this is to put northern ireland back into the internal market of united kingdom citizens of the uk. kingdom as citizens of the uk. we expect nothing less and if thatis we expect nothing less and if that is done, then there will be no difficulty in relation to the european court of justice because will have in because they will not have it in northern ireland we're part northern ireland if we're part of internal market. so of the uk internal market. so the jurisdiction the european the jurisdiction of the european court the fact that we're court comes the fact that we're outside. if you

ireland and therefore the european justice will european court justice will continue to have writ in northern which a northern ireland, which is a part the united kingdom. your part ofd kingdom. your leader was there today, the leader was there today, the leader the sir jeffrey leader of the dup sir jeffrey donaldson, outlined his donaldson, who has outlined his seven tests. do you think that there's a chance that they can all be fulfilled or do think that the dup and the unionist community need to compromise in some way? and if so, how? well look, it's very clear the way to deal with this is to put northern ireland back into the internal market of united kingdom citizens of the uk. kingdom as citizens of the uk. we expect nothing less and if thatis we expect nothing less and if that is done, then there will be no difficulty in relation to the european court of justice because will not it in because they will not have it in northern ireland we're part northern ireland if we're part of internal market. so of the uk internal market. so the jurisdiction the european the jurisdiction of the european court the fact that we're court comes the fact that we're outside. if y

the former trade minister says there can be no role for the european court of justice in northern ireland. we promise to be honest with them and tell them it is not going to happen. >> mr. speaker. we need to keep going to actually secure an acceptable agreement. for the honorable gentleman to be talking about a deal he has not even seen -- that we are still negotiating, it is his usual position when it comes to the european union. it gives the eu a blank check and agrees to anything they offer. it is not a strategy. that is surrender. mr. speaker. it is their question. his predecessors wasted months in the northern ireland protocol bill. it would tie battles for that you, u.s., and others at precisely the time we should be building common ground to boost our economy and show unity against vladimir putin. the prime minister clearly wants a closer relationship with the eu. can he confirm it was a deal he will pull the protocol bill? >> mr. speaker. the honorable gentlemen wants to put the eu back. i want to put northern ireland first. on these questions, the honorable gentlemen said he wou

it strikes me that a lot of tories, maybe yourself included, see this european court of this ongoing european court of justiceeer . justice jurisdiction as a red line, as a brexiteer. i'm presuming you agree with them. well, the prime minister has been clear as well as the practical issues on trade and reducing the unnecessary friction that's going on there . friction that's going on there. there are these bigger issues which are really about the integrity of the united kingdom . they're about people being able in northern ireland to have able in northern ireland to have a say in the future. laws and regulations that they're going to have to abide by. and unless we get those things sorted out, this deal will not work. so there is a that's the ball of it that people have to get over. ecj continued involvement in northern ireland. if it's about the integrity of the uk, it can't have integrity . the ecj can't have integrity. the ecj continues to be involved. surely that you're right, these these big issues do need to be addressed . and not it's not addressed. and it's not it's not about my opinion any member abo

this, so the stumbling block, as chris page outlined, is really the continuing role of the european court of justice the dup is that the northern irish people must have a say in the laws that govern them. northern irish people might not have a say in the role of the european court of justice. the other stumbling block among the dup seven tests is the third one that says there must be no border in the irish sea. they will still be a border in the irish sea but the difference will be that it will only pertain to goods going from gb, to ni and then into the irish republic. the dup might say that test is passed but there is still that stumbling block. the european court ofjustice. there are some signs that some in the dup will not budge on that. can some signs that some in the dup will not budge on that.— not budge on that. can you explain the im act not budge on that. can you explain the impact that _ not budge on that. can you explain the impact that not _ not budge on that. can you explain the impact that not having - not budge on that. can you explain. the impact that not having stormont functioning

the european court of justice. is sole and ultimate arbiter. eu law. will have the final say on eu law and single market issues. thus says ursula von der leyen , the president of von der leyen, the president of the european commission . after the european commission. after the european commission. after the controversial renamed windsor framework . as windsor framework. as i emphasise yesterday , happens in emphasise yesterday, happens in ulster. now since somerset and yorkshire in merseyside and in after the westminster after the undermining the crown undermining of the of the crown six counties weakens our in six counties weakens our united kingdom as a whole . so united kingdom as a whole. so although the prime minister seems to have done well with the new deal , seems to have done well with the new deal, some of his majesty's subjects citizens of the united kingdom as much of the rest of us, could remain , at least in us, could remain, at least in part , under the jurisdiction of part, under the jurisdiction of foreign power. perhaps as telegraph c

i would like to know the argument is that the ecj and the european court of justice in luxembourg wouldne if courts in northern ireland referred cases to them. well, i understand there was significant pushback from europe today on that on that they were very that they'd been cast in a frame that they had compromised on the sovereignty of europe . on the sovereignty of europe. well, the sovereignty of northern ireland. they've been prepared to walk all over that on the sovereignty of the uk rights and northern irish have been walked over that. i think that europe if they want this to work they've got to sit down on either craft a proper deal with the united kingdom government this or the british government has got to stand and put in place its own protocol bill which me both know is on which you and me both know is on a drawer somewhere at the bottom of parliament needs to be of parliament that needs to be pulled put back the pulled out and put back on the table work, but it's table if doesn't work, but it's not acceptable to unionists not acceptable to the unionists and community and i

the european court of oversight. the european court of justicertunity to move forward . the uk and the eu have forward. the uk and the eu have obviously edged closer together . the question now is whether the prime minister is strong enough to it through his own backbenchers. and what i've said is on northern ireland, the national interest comes first. so we will put party to politics one side. we will vote with the government if there's a deal to vote for. and so the prime minister doesn't have to. on his backbenchers. you know, we in the labour party are putting country first and party second. the most dangerous domestic abusers will be added to the sex offender register as the home office vows to treat violence against women as a national threat. the government plans to invest up to threat. the government plans to invest up t 0 £8.4 million over invest up to £8.4 million over the next two years to fund specialist programmes for victims . domestic abuse affected victims. domestic abuse affected around 2.4 million people in england and wales in

k, and they also want to try and protect northern ireland from the, the reach of the european court of justice. and also to make sure that the trade's organizations, as i said up between the u. k. and northern ireland aren't hindered in any way as i currently are with what's been called a kind of border in the irish see now, all of these things were addressed by richey soon act. in his speech, he says that this is what the, this, this new framework does. but the, the, you pay, the main our union is party here is going to go through that deal with a fine tooth comb. making sure that as they say they're passes, their 7 test addresses, the things that they're worried about and they are being noncom. hello my. when i come in we can, hey, what jeffrey donna. so that leader said earlier on when he was asked about it. i haven't seen it yet, so once we've seen the legal tax will come to the view, do you feel possible? well, i know the positive or negative. i think that we need to take time to look at the data. what's available? how does not match or haven't, has already seen and said that the new deal

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however, the deal does still allow for some oversight by the european court of justice . but the dup are now the details, but the prime minister says it's a great building block. glad that windsor framework delivers for the people of northern ireland. it absolutely ensures the smooth flow of goods around our uk internal market. it protects northern ireland's in our union, making sure everything is the same for people as it should and crucially it safeguard sovereignty. that's what the windsor framework delivers . and windsor framework delivers. and now is the time for everyone to study the detail and come together so we can move forward and future for and build a positive future for northern ireland. tv, online and dab radio. this is gb news news welcome back to gb news live. we are updating you about the latest on the strikes and the pubuc latest on the strikes and the public sector, not just public sector, private workers to amazon, workers on strike now in coventry, the gmb saying their industrial action taking place on march the second as well on a week between march t

i would like to know the argument is that the ecj and the european court of justice in luxembourg wouldne if courts in northern ireland referred cases to them. well, i understand there was significant pushback from europe today on that on that they were very that they'd been cast in a frame that they had compromised on the sovereignty of europe . on the sovereignty of europe. well, the sovereignty of northern ireland. they've been prepared to walk all over that on the sovereignty of the uk rights and northern irish have been walked over that. i think that europe if they want this to work they've got to sit down on either craft a proper deal with the united kingdom government this or the british government has got to stand and put in place its own protocol bill which me both know is on which you and me both know is on a drawer somewhere at the bottom of parliament needs to be of parliament that needs to be pulled put back the pulled out and put back on the table work, but it's table if doesn't work, but it's not acceptable to unionists not acceptable to the unionists and community and i

oh no, we will not have an any european court of justice control in northern ireland.sels. so brexiteers will say, boris has got a point. brexit is well, they're already saying it, for heaven's sake. i mean , i've got one sitting next mean, i've got one sitting next to me, said, well, precisely so this . will whatevs . i mean, this. will whatevs. i mean, there is a large caucus within there is a large caucus within the conservative party which does indeed which is, you know , does indeed which is, you know, the so—called spartans that david cameron is referred to as this river lite loons, a piece of ill judged hubris, it has to be said, because they had the last laugh on it. and did they not? but i think that boris is hitting fairly fertile ground here. i mean, you know, there's the 20 or so real hard core brexiteers within the parliamentary party, but there's a very much larger swathe and in my judgement rishi sunak is pushing it at a little less closed door in northern ireland than is in westminster because in northern ireland of course that the yuppie want to go bac

court of arbitration sport is one of them. and you know , is one of them. and you know, the ecj is the european of justiceold rule of law, is not there to give party political comment in just shaking your head. and that's just not. the ecj is a court. i did my dissertation in the ecj rulings. i know full well the amount of cases that it decided upon pushing integration of further interference domestic law. the ten case in ireland . law. the ten case in ireland. please look it up it's a horrific abuse of power and the idea that this biased court has a say over united kingdom territory is unacceptable. and i think it will destroy the conservative brand completely if rishi oversees is syphoning off part of uk territory to have to submit the eu law without any representation . what's your representation. what's your alternative plan to give a flying flamingo about peace in northern ireland? and this was proved to bomb, delay and in 2021, threatened to slap hard border in ireland northern ireland. boxing imports and she only retracted it . remember that only retracted it. remember that it was the alternative s

i was asked about the european court of justice, specifically that was his answer. and he was asked, what would happen if the do you reject the steel? and he said, look, we, we've got to get the parties time enough to scrutinize it. that got to be able to see that we've done absolutely everything we can to on. so all of their concerns in his mind and in the mind diversity from the line. those concerns should now be answered. it will be the d u p to decide and for members of refuse to next own party, hard breaks it supporting m p. 's, who said they largely will go the way of the d u p. so the hope is that if that boat comes to pass, and if the do you look favorably upon upon this that it will be passed without incident? well, let's look a little bit more at an all than island general health the moment in west point. so thanks very much, we can go over now to more re challenge. he joins us from belfast. so jonah was saying the key question now of course is what the d u p. what? no, not a unit. again to say about this deal this when the frame, what this new we jigged p