Britain's PM Boris Johnson and Ireland’s PM Leo Varadkar answer questions form journalists

The transcript covers discussions on the prosecution of veterans and the lack of amnesty for crimes in Northern Ireland, highlighting the tension between governments. It also touches on public opinion regarding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, with a focus on President Trump's comments. The conversation shifts to legacy issues and agreements, emphasizing the balance between truth and certainty, and the importance of collaboration among parties in Belfast.

What is the main concern regarding the prosecution of veterans in Northern Ireland?

• Increasing the number of prosecutions

• Ensuring no new evidence is found

• Providing amnesty to all perpetrators

• Protecting veterans from unfair claims

How does the speaker respond to the question about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle?

• By agreeing with President Trump

• By refusing to comment on royal matters

• By criticizing the royal family

• By supporting the queen's decision

What is emphasized as important in dealing with legacy issues?

• Providing amnesty to all

• Prosecuting all involved

• Balancing truth and certainty

• Ignoring past agreements

What is considered a strength of the new agreement on legacy issues?

• A unified approach among parties

• Exclusion of certain parties

• Complete amnesty for all crimes

• Increased prosecution rates

What role do the five parties in Belfast play in the new agreement?

• They are excluded from discussions

• They support the two governments

• They oppose the agreement

• They work independently