qe’s and the irish republic would not be subject to checks.— and the irish republic would not be subjecto checks. 9596 of the goods which coming to _ subject to checks. 9596 of the goods which coming to northern _ subject to checks. 9596 of the goods which coming to northern ireland i which coming to northern ireland come in fealty for consumption in northern ireland. yet the eu has insisted that they are all at risk. and in the —— i could give you lots of examples that constituency, and building firm which brought machinery back from scotland, which had but soil from machinery back from scotland, which had but soilfrom scotland on its wheels were turned back because there was a danger that machines which recommend that to northern ireland and staying in northern ireland and staying in northern ireland would contaminate the single market of the eu. bre ireland would contaminate the single market of the eu.— ireland would contaminate the single market of the eu. are you seeing the eu is doinu market of the eu. are you seeing the eu is doing this _ market of the eu. are you seeing the eu i

kevin mcdermott is a journalist from calvin, which is one on the irish republics border with northern ireland. he witness the day it happened and says, this latest decision has caused a lot of anger already. moderately, there will be some shock and indeed disappointment among the particular families of the victims of bloody sunday already. it's starting to appear on social media here and there will be, of course, a split reaction will be those. and if you like the other community who will see this has, as someone said, that justice prevails. but it's, it's very disappointing for the people from where i grew up in. indeed, i witness defense of police only myself. because soldiers that tried the killings were actually stationed outside my house before the march and crowded kennings. and indeed their parties into the night. the most striking recollection for me of the young charge, apart from the news filtering through it. and my father who was going to treat did wanted us to participate in the course. martin examinations more striking feeling for me was the next day when we visited the

brexit outcome was aimed at preventing checks on the border between northern ireland and the irish republicortable from britain to northern ireland. our correspondent emma vardy reports. all is not rosy with northern ireland, still at the heart of the deadlock between the uk and the eu over brexit. added costs and suppliers either refusing to ship to northern ireland, or only agreeing to send large orders, have been some of the issues for garden centres, just one of many sectors affected. i think the reality for brexit to us was such a shock. we thought we had got ahead of brexit. we had been on every single zoom call we could with the local council, local governments. we took all the advice we could. even after all that, we still cannot get the paperwork to work. what difference would it make if the eu were to simplify things, for you? oh, it would be a dream. if we could get it simple, that it would just mean we could go back to our old ways of ordering as and when we need. it has had a dramatic effect on our cash flow. effect on our workload. order. today, the uk government laid down new

brexit outcome, was aimed at preventing checks on the border, between northern ireland and the irish republiclled meat products, including burgers and sausages, no longer being exportable from britain to northern ireland. lord frost, the man who negotiated the brexit dealfor the uk, said the eu should look again at the proposals, as our correspondent emma vardy reports. all is not rosy, with northern ireland still at the heart of the deadlock between the uk and eu over brexit. added costs and suppliers either refusing to ship to northern ireland, or only agreeing to send large orders, have been some of the issues for garden centres, just one of many sectors affected. i think the reality of brexit to us was such a shock. we thought we had got ahead of brexit, we had been on every single zoom call with local councils, local governments, we took all the advice we could. even after all that, we still cannot get the paperwork to work. what difference would it make if the eu were to simplify things? if we could get it simple, it would just mean we could get back to our old ways ofjust ordering as a

and joining the republic of ireland against their will something their pro irish neighbors. however, would welcome tensions are on the rise. these protestors want to the british demonstrating on the outskirts of belfast despite the police. then when it comes to northern ireland special status, they feel betrayed by the u. k. government. we have not got a partition dive, eric shade something, the people, and also have for, for, for hundreds of years re me in part of the united kingdom. and now we find ourselves divided from the united kingdom with no consent were produced by blood. but the blood of those for your patients, but as our possession of the united kingdom. no, we're no longer part of united kingdom for the part of it. because our constitutional law laws are in brussels, nor the british symbols are common in northern islands. protestant dominated areas, the red hand represents one of the many para military organizations. it can be found in traditional working class neighborhoods like this one near the port. it's now one of the poorest areas in northern ireland. jo k

and joining the republic of ireland against their will something their pro irish neighbors. however, would welcome tensions are on the rise. these protestors want to me british demonstrating on the outskirts of belfast despite the police. then when it comes to northern islands, special status, they feel betrayed by the u. k. government. we have not got a partition direction, something the people and also have for, for, for hundreds of years. is remy in part of the united kingdom. and we find ourselves divided from the united kingdom with no consent were produced by blood. but the blood, the flows for your patients, but as our possession of the united kingdom. no, we're no longer a part of united kingdom for the part of it. because our constitutional law laws are in brussels, nor british symbols are common in northern islands. protestant dominated areas, the red hand represents one of the many para military organizations. it can be found in traditional working class neighborhoods like this one near the port. it's now one of the poorest areas in northern ireland. jo keys grew

and joining the republic of ireland against their will something their pro irish neighbors, however, would welcome tension or on the rise. these protesters want to the british that demonstrating on the outskirts of belfast despite to police ban. when it comes to northern ireland, special status, they feel betrayed by the u. k. government. we have not got a partition direction, something the people and also have for, for, for hundreds of years is the roomy and part of the united kingdom. and i, we find ourselves divided from the united kingdom with no consent were produced by blood, but up lot, the flow syrupy ends. but as our possession of unshared united kingdom. no, we're no longer part of the united kingdom for the part of it. because our constitutional law laws are in brussels, nor the british symbols are common in northern islands, protestant dominated areas. the red hand represents one of the many paramilitary organizations. it can be found in traditional working class neighborhoods like this one near the port. it's now one of the poorest areas in northern ireland. jo keys grew

and joining the republic of ireland against their will something their pro irish neighbors, however, would welcome tensions are on the rise. these protesters want to mean british that demonstrating on the outskirts of belfast despite the police. then when it comes to northern ireland, special status, they feel betrayed by the u. k. government, we have not got a partition direction, something the people and also have for, for, for hundreds of years is remy and part of the united kingdom. and now we find ourselves divided from the united kingdom with no consent were produced by blood. but a lot of those for your patients, but as our possession of the united kingdom know, we're no longer part of the united kingdom for the part of it. because our constitutional law laws are yet in brussels, nor the british symbols are common in northern islands. protestant dominated areas, the red hand represents one of the many para military organizations. it can be found in traditional working class neighborhoods like this one near the port. it's now one of the poorest areas in northern ireland. joel k

and joining the republic of ireland against their will something their pro irish neighbors, however, would welcome tensions are on the rise. these protesters want to mean british that demonstrating on the outskirts of belfast despite the police. then when it comes to northern ireland, special status, they feel betrayed by the u. k. government, we have got a partition dive eric, shave something the people, and also have for, for, for hundreds of years. is remy in part of the united kingdom and we find ourselves divided from the united kingdom with no consent were produced by blood. but the blood, the flow, sure your opinions, but as our possession of the united kingdom. no, we're no longer part of united kingdom for the part of it, because our constitutional laws are yet in brussels, nor the british symbols are common in northern islands. protestant dominated areas, the red hand represents one of the many para military organizations. it can be found in traditional working class neighborhoods like this one near the port. it's now one of the poorest areas in northern ireland. jo keys gr

record this time it's up to 31.3 degrees. meantime in the republic of ireland, they're doing what they can to keep cool. jumping into the irish sea here, and temperatures have been equally as high. now we're going to shake up and change up this weather pattern as we head toward friday. so we've got a weather maker move it in 1st, it's going to impact western areas of friends. and by the time we get, so the weekend this will push into the british isles. we're going to go to spain because we've got some high temperatures here as well. so cordoba, 40 degrees. that's what we've got you pencil the in for friday after turkey now, and we've got some showers for the southern shores of the black sea, a high of 30 degrees, and it's then bull on friday, over to morocco. we're going to keep this theme of high heat go in. so merrick cash $46.00 degrees will be the high alger is algeria europe to $36.00. and if we look around the gulf of guinea, that's really where we're going to see the, what is whether across africa. so particularly for the ivory coast, heading towards sierra leone on friday. so for him, he's got a high of 27 degrees for

irish government and parts of the european union. this is all about protecting the standards on goods arriving here from the rest of the united kingdom, because there is no border with the republiconce those cheques to take place as goods cross the irish sea so that it knows anything going on at the republic, and hence into the eu, matches up to its standards. now, an agreement on veterinary standards would balance those things up but the british garment has been reluctant to do that. part of brexit was giving the british government freedom to make its own rules but that is now having a real—world impact in northern ireland on the sorts of goods that people will be able to buy when these checks come into full force in these checks come into full force in the autumn, and on the range of goods and products that may be available, particularly in some supermarkets, particularly around christmas. let me read you a couple of the lines around the government has met proposal document they have put together today that outlines just what sort of impact the protocol and its practical measures are having. the uk government does not command paper says the protocol has not delivered on some o

irish sea. the uk want the eu to remove certain checks with customs documents only needed for the products that should be sold in the republiccomplete standstill on the protocol while new negotiations take place. while new negotiations take lace. ~ . . while new negotiations take lace, . , . ., place. we expect that we will be able to — place. we expect that we will be able to operate _ place. we expect that we will be able to operate in - place. we expect that we will be able to operate in a - place. we expect that we will| be able to operate in a lighter touch, taking account of the delicate politics and the peace process in northern ireland and obviously that is not how it has turned out so that is why we need to move forward in a different way.— different way. the brexit arrangement _ different way. the brexit arrangement continued i different way. the brexitl arrangement continued to different way. the brexit - arrangement continued to be divisive in northern ireland with practice in loyalist committees who see the protocols undermining that british identity while nationalist politicians and the irish government are urg

irish government as allowing and/or hospitality to reopen from today. it will be limited to those who are fully vaccinated or have recovered from covid—19. 0utdoor hospitality in the republice number of people who can meet. so will this be enough to give ireland's economy a timely boost? joining me now is adrian cummins, who's the ceo of restaurant association of ireland. welcome to the programme. please describe how your industry is getting ready for the changes today. restaurants, pubs and cafe is were reopened across the republic of ireland for hospitality as of this morning, the first time in nearly 500 days since they have been able to open since march. the economy has been flattened since march 2020. we are now starting the recovery of our industry, our sector. we are hoping to take back 180,000 employees and workers today as part of the reopening schedule. you have got to check that those coming to eat and dine inside have been fully vaccinated or recently recovered from covid 19, how will that work? we have very strict guidelines that we have to adhere to in the republic of ireland. we need to make sure that only patrons and customers entering our vaccinated or hav

irish government is allowing indoor hospitality to reopen from monday. it will be limited to those who are fully vaccinated or have recovered from covid—19. outdoor hospitality in the republic's the ceo of restaurant association of ireland, explained how his industry will cope with the new guidelines. restau ra nts, restaurants, pubs and cafes across the republic of ireland will reopen for indoor hospitality ads of this morning. it is the first time in 498 days that some businesses will be able to open their business for the first time since last march. our industry has been economically flattened since march of 2020. we are now starting the recovery of our industry, our sector. we are hoping to take back 180,000 employees and workers today as part of this reopening schedule. you workers today as part of this reopening schedule. workers today as part of this reo enin: schedule. ., ., ., ., reopening schedule. you have got to check that those _ reopening schedule. you have got to check that those coming _ reopening schedule. you have got to check that those coming to - reopening schedule. you have got to check that those coming to eat - reopening schedule. you have got to ch