white neck that was stephen barclay speaking there. —— neck that was stephen barclay speaking there.eaking there. 0ur reality check correspondent chris morris has been trying to get to the bottom of the claims and counterclaims. further video emerged of the meeting he had yesterday with business leaders in northern ireland in which he said when it comes to trade going from northern ireland into great britain, there will be no checks, no barriers of any kind, no forms to fill in. now the forms bit in particular is basely indirect condition to what his brexit secretary stephen barclay set in parliament a few weeks earlier. he said there would have to be forms filled in. and if you delve into the detail of the withdrawal agreement itself which says there will be bits of the eu customs rules that has to be followed, that you says you will have to fill in export declarations it's not clear what is happening there whether he thinks that simply isn't important or if he doesn't realise the implication of what that means. he also talked about trade going the other direction from great britain

that was stephen barclay. trying to get to the bottom of the claims and counterclaims. further video emerged this afternoon of the meeting he had last night or yesterday with business leaders in northern ireland, in which he said, when it comes to trade going from northern ireland into great britain there will be no checks, no barriers of any there will be no checks, no barriers ofany kind, there will be no checks, no barriers of any kind, no forms to fill in. now, the forms but in particular is basically in direct contradiction to what his brexit secretary, stephen barclay, said in parliament ate a few weeks earlier. he said they would have to be export declarations filled in. if you delve into the detail of the withdrawal agreement itself, which says there are bits of the eu customs rules which will have to be followed, that's too says yes, you'll have to fill in export declarations. so it isn't clear what is happening there, whether he thinks that simply isn't important 01’ thinks that simply isn't importan

that was stephen barclay speaking there. 0ur reality check correspondent chris morris has been tryingounterclaims. further video emerged this afternoon of the meeting he had last night, or yesterday, with business leaders in northern ireland when she said when it comes to trade going from northern ireland into great britain, there will be no checks, no barriers of any there will be no checks, no barriers ofany kind, there will be no checks, no barriers of any kind, no forms to fill in. the forms bit in particular is basically a direct contradiction to what his brexit secretary stephen barclay had said in parliament a few weeks earlier. he said there would have to be export declarations filled in. and if you delve into the detail of the withdrawal agreement itself, which said that rabbits of the —— there are bits of the eu rules you have to follow, yes, there will be declarations. it is not clear what is happening there. it is not clear whether he think that is not important or does not undersell what that means. he also talked about trade going the other direction, from great britain

the brexit secretary stephen barclay indicated previously they would have to be some form of administrativeg the journey from great britain into northern ireland that are destined to stay here and not crossing the border into the irish republic. mr johnson said under those circumstances the goods would not need to be inspected at all, but trade experts and business groups say they believe checks will be needed because in essence under the brexit deal northern ireland will still have to follow many roles of the eu single market, for example, in the area of meat products and dairy products, so labour have accused the prime minister of not understanding the deal he has negotiated. mrjohnson has emphasised this is a good dealfor northern ireland, and other issues may be a highly technical, but also highly political. chris page, thanks for joining highly political. chris page, thanks forjoining us. the brexit party leader nigel farage has been on the campaign trail in south wales where he told supporters that his party was the only one which would deliver what he called a ‘clean break‘ with the

the brexit secretary stephen barclay and the home office are both previously indicated there would havebeen more process —— questions about goods moving in the other direction. was making thejourney from great britain into northern ireland that are destined to stay here and not cross over the border into the irish republic. mrjohnson said that under those circumstances the goods would not need to be inspected at all, but trade experts and business groups here say they believe checks will be needed because, in essence, underthe brexit deal, northern ireland will still have to follow many rules of the eu single market. for example in the eu single market. for example in the area of meat products and dairy products. so labour have accused the prime minister of not understanding the deal he has negotiated. mr johnson has emphasised today that the deal is a good one for northern ireland. all these issues may be highly technical, but in this election campaign they are also highly political. this weekend thousands of armed forces veterans will take part in the march—past at the cenotaph in whi

great britain wouldn't have to fill in any paperwork or stop in the past, the brexit secretary stephen barclay questions over the issue of goods moving in the other direction, making the journey from great britain into northern ireland destined to stay here and not crossing the border into republic. johnson said they wouldn't need to be any checks on those goods. trade experts and business groups here have said that they will be need to have said that they will be need to have checks to follow the rules of the single market on food produce for example. that has led some to accusejohnson of not understanding the deal he negotiated. when questioned he said he felt this was a great dealfor questioned he said he felt this was a great deal for northern questioned he said he felt this was a great dealfor northern ireland. these issues may be very technical but they are also highly political and not just here but they are also highly political and notjust here in this part of the uk where they are going to practically matters the most. thank you. an 18—year—old from wiltshire has been jailed for life

forms, throw them away, to guests of yours in northern ireland last week, but brexit secretary stephen barclayion form filled out for goods going out of northern ireland to great britain. we have asked customs experts can you definitively say there will be no checks and no extra administration required and they have come back and said, there is no way anyone can say that absolutely will not be necessary because it will be subject to approval by the joint committee. so it is not just approval by the joint committee. so it is notjust in the gift of the uk government. the joint committee, the uk is on thejoint government. the joint committee, the uk is on the joint committee, government. the joint committee, the uk is on thejoint committee, and i am saying, as the government of the uk, that we are part of this... i have explained the customs union.“ is not for you to decide on your own so there could be checks. furthermore, we will make sure not only are there no checks between northern ireland and great britain, and that is in our power to do, and also there will be no cost, and this is the key

i'm talking about borisjohnson and stephen barclay, the brexit secretary being at odds over the brexitan i come back to the question, the exit summary declarations will be required, in terms of northern ireland to gb. summary declarations —— declarations will be required in terms of northern ireland to great britain. this is what the prime minister said in seemingly contradiction. you will absolutely not. if somebody asks you to do that, tell them to ring up the prime minister, and i will direct them to throw their form in the bin. how does the prime minister seem to be able to either circumvent or com pletely be able to either circumvent or completely contradict his brexit secretary? the sack won shadow brexit secretary has said this is a prime minister who doesn't know the details of the deal he has negotiated or he is not being straight about it. that is what kier starmer said. which is it? the crucial thing is that all sorts of declarations that have to happen in the future will be determined by the agreement we strike. for instance we don't want to have any tariffs, and the prime