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let's bring in our guests now we can speak to bridget loft in dublin she's the director of the robert schumann sensors at the european university institute creates have you with this on the news hour as we were hearing from our correspondent there the belfast agreement was signed 23 years ago today and yet the images of burning buses petrol bombs being lobbed at riot police are still coming out of northern ireland do you think that the violence we're seeing and the current text tension surrounding bracks kids threaten this landmark peace deal. yes they can and there is there is no say recipe for the island virus and from the very beginning even before the referendum it was very clear to people who understood the dynamics of politics in northern ireland that it was a that if the pay off to the very day and now we've seen what everyone predicted who took it seriously way back that we now see this happening and it's happening because there is and in costs a big problem there once the cage left it's in the markers in the customs union it has an international border with the arn and it's a member s

of the robert schumann center the european university institute she says that it was clear well before the referendum that briggs it would be dangerous for northern ireland and the current events were predictable. it's happening because there's an impossible problem there once the left is in the markers in the customs union it has an international border with the arn and it's a member state of the women mainly so a border has to go somewhere and from the beginning it was realised that you can't simply couldn't police the 300 crossings of the land border and people who live on that border voted decisively against bretz so they simply would not give their consent so then the only result to get the kind of brecht's that the boris johnson wanted which was sovereignty 1st breakfast was that there he had to a border in the irish sea having himself said that no british prime minister was doing so and this has undermined. the loyalist. their sense that london will take care of them it has raised issues of identity the demographics in northern ireland are shifting so the lawyer loyalists immuni