he spoke also to the leader of the democratic union, his party, the largest unit, his party, jeffrey johnson, currently boycotting the store. mont assembly over his part is opposition to the northern ireland protocol. you mentioned it there, that piece of briggs. it legislation that imposes border checks on goods moving from great britain to northern ireland, that the democratic unionists believe jeopardize is northern islands position within the united kingdom and within the united kingdoms internal market. now he will have told them of his government's plans to bring forward legislation, potentially as soon as tuesday that will allow them at westminster to make unilateral changes to the northern ireland protocol, if necessary. well that received an absolutely scathing response from shin fane the nationalist, who said that his government was playing a game with brinkman sick with the e. u at the same time as making government here in northern ireland. contingent on satisfying democratic unionist party demands. they called that strategy reckless and shameful, and even the d u. p would not si

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the 1st that the democratic unit is part in its leader, jeffrey donaldson said after that meeting with bar is johnson, that they would only be drawn back to power sharing government on the basis of actual action. they want to see the legislation. they simply don't trust this government at its word that they see as having a betrayed unionism in northern ireland by agreeing to the protocol in the 1st place. and the 2nd problem is the e u. however symbolic this action, the e. u is likely to see it as a threat, and that is not likely to set the conditions for successful negotiations. mister johnson, you heard in that say, he says he wants a consensual way forward and that legislation is merely an insurance policy. but it is hard to see under these circumstances how any sort of compromise is arrived at under the shadow of a threat and moving pads to that story. thank you very much, jen. how left for us in belfast? us president joe biden is sending troops back into somalia to help with the fight against armed group al shabani. the reverse of the decision made by donald trump follows the election of a new s

jeffrey donaldson. his party currently boycotting the storm on assembly over his opposition, their opposition to the northern protocol. as you mentioned that now mr. johnson will urge the parties to get back to power sharing get back to working together. it's thought he will try to calm things down to dial down the rhetoric in what is an escalating dispute now between the u. k and the e u with northern ireland not for the 1st time at its heart. the key issue of contention is the northern ireland protocol. this is a piece of legislation, part of the brakes. it deal that introduces trade checks between goods, moving from great britain to northern ireland. as a way of avoiding a hard border on the island of island boys, johnson negotiated that protocol, the democratic unionists, lowes it. they say that it undermines their position and the position of northern ireland within the united kingdom. and they say they want it scrapped or substantially changed. now, what can boris johnson do? well, he believes that the u. p. has a point. he believes that the protocol is being over harshly implement to the detriment of some consumers and businesses northern ireland.