A delegation from the US Congress is visiting the UK and Ireland amid heightened tensions over the NI Protocol.
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Unilateral action 'will not work', say US politicians
A delegation from the US Congress is visiting the UK and Ireland amid heightened tensions over the NI Protocol.
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Unilateral action 'will not work', say US politicians
A delegation from the US Congress is visiting the UK and Ireland amid heightened tensions over the NI Protocol.

DUP cannot be allowed to block assembly - Irish PM
Meanwhile, US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the UK must not discard the protocol.

Health officials told to set up abortion service
NI Secretary Brandon Lewis says work must begin on a fully-funded service "within days to weeks".

NI Troubles legacy bill published by UK government
The legislation allows legal immunity for those who work with a new information recovery body.

Government's NI Protocol pledge a good start - DUP
But Sinn Féin says the UK is acting like a rogue state after it outlines plans for protocol changes.

Truss sets out new law on Northern Ireland trade deal
The foreign secretary says the proposed legislation would make changes to the Protocol to resolve the "grave situation".

As it happened: EU warns of retaliation if UK overrides post-Brexit trade rules
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss insists planned legislation allowing changes to Northern Ireland protocol would not break international law.
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Unilateral action 'will not work', say US politicians
A delegation from the US Congress is visiting the UK and Ireland amid heightened tensions over the NI Protocol.

DUP cannot be allowed to block assembly - Irish PM
Meanwhile, US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the UK must not discard the protocol.

Health officials told to set up abortion service
NI Secretary Brandon Lewis says work must begin on a fully-funded service "within days to weeks".

NI Troubles legacy bill published by UK government
The legislation allows legal immunity for those who work with a new information recovery body.

Government's NI Protocol pledge a good start - DUP
But Sinn Féin says the UK is acting like a rogue state after it outlines plans for protocol changes.

Truss sets out new law on Northern Ireland trade deal
The foreign secretary says the proposed legislation would make changes to the Protocol to resolve the "grave situation".

As it happened: EU warns of retaliation if UK overrides post-Brexit trade rules
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss insists planned legislation allowing changes to Northern Ireland protocol would not break international law.

DUP cannot be allowed to block assembly - Irish PM
Meanwhile, US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the UK must not discard the protocol.

Health officials told to set up abortion service
NI Secretary Brandon Lewis says work must begin on a fully-funded service "within days to weeks".

NI Troubles legacy bill published by UK government
The legislation allows legal immunity for those who work with a new information recovery body.
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