Sunak: We have not got a deal yet on Northern Ireland Protocol

The transcript covers discussions on resolving the Northern Ireland Protocol issues, emphasizing the need to address practical problems and the democratic deficit while protecting the Belfast Good Friday Agreement. It highlights the ongoing negotiations with the EU and the challenges faced. The transcript also touches on concerns about the release of private information by the police and the importance of investigating the matter. Finally, it discusses the objectives for the Munich Security Conference, focusing on increasing support for Ukraine against Russian aggression and encouraging other countries to follow suit.

What are the main issues the Prime Minister aims to address in the Northern Ireland Protocol discussions?

• Economic growth and trade tariffs

• Practical problems and democratic deficit

• Healthcare and education reforms

• Environmental policies and climate change

Which agreement is the Prime Minister keen on protecting while resolving the Northern Ireland Protocol issues?

• The Paris Agreement

• The Kyoto Protocol

• The Belfast Good Friday Agreement

• The Schengen Agreement

What was the Prime Minister's reaction to the release of private information by the police?

• He believed it was necessary for public safety

• He had no opinion on the matter

• He was concerned and pleased that an investigation was underway

• He supported the release for transparency

What is the Prime Minister's objective at the Munich Security Conference?

• To address global healthcare challenges

• To increase support for Ukraine against Russian aggression

• To negotiate trade deals with the EU

• To discuss climate change initiatives

Which country has led the way in providing military support to Ukraine, according to the Prime Minister?

• United Kingdom

• Germany

• United States

• France