that's a relief for cross border commuters and business owners like farmer john sheridan who's used to crossing back and forth seamlessly. before the agreement was announced on friday john feared what a potential hard border could bring it would have meant customs duties and vehicle checks slowing businesses down on both sides of the frontier. and of course that wouldn't have been for the first time eighty year old mona flood clearly remembers the old border checks. you know and customs would have to come and her quest was for eleven o'clock at night he went to. and stamped the book. to let you back and. i went to mexico and on either side of the border because our north tyneside. lies the agreement will come as a relief to border residents like mona and john for now it seems the status quo will remain in northern ireland it will still be leaving with the rest of the united kingdom but will keep regulations that prevent customs checks so-called regulatory alignment. both the republic of ireland and britain have praised the deal to avoid a harder border but for britain the greatest chal

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