Rishi Sunak admits there's 'still work to do' on crunch Brexit deal - WSTale.com

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61% : He said that desire was evident in the response to the Ukraine war, sanctions against Russia, illegal migration and energy security.
59% : It comes after Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar expressed his hope for a positive outcome to negotiations between the UK and EU after a briefing call from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
54% : This allows goods to flow to and from NI to the ROI and the rest of the EU as they did while the UK was a member of the EU, without customs checks, tariffs or new paperwork.
53% : 'We're engaging in those conversations with the European Union all the time and we have been for a while, but what I'd say is there is still work to do.
51% : - Ensure the integrity of the EU's single market for goods - Facilitate unfettered access for NI goods to the GB market, and the inclusion of NI goods in free trade agreements between the UK and third countrie As a result of the protocol, NI has in effect remained in the EU's single market for goods (England, Scotland and Wales have left the EU's single market for goods).
48% : Mr Sunak added: 'The UK may have left the European Union.
37% : READ MORE: Sunak kicks off Munich summit with rallying cry to NATO allies Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said a deal with the European Union on the Northern Ireland Protocol is 'by no means done'.

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