Boris Johnson criticises Sunak’s new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland

The transcript discusses a bill related to Northern Ireland, highlighting the need for compromise and the importance of the assembly and government. It critiques the bill as not truly allowing the UK to take back control, as it still adheres to EU laws. Concerns are raised about trade frictions and the impact on UK standards. The discussion emphasizes the importance of Brexit's goal to diverge from EU rules and questions the democratic process behind these regulations. The speaker expresses difficulty in supporting the bill and hopes for future actions if it fails.

What is the speaker's hope regarding Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's stance on the Northern Ireland bill?

• That he will reconcile with the outcome

• That he will propose a new bill

• That he will ignore the bill

• That he will oppose the bill

What does the speaker believe about the current solution offered by the EU?

• It is a complete removal of EU regulations

• It allows the UK full control

• It imposes EU regulations with lighter bureaucracy

• It is a temporary solution

According to the speaker, what remains unclear about goods made in Northern Ireland?

• Whether they can be sold in the EU

• Whether they can be labeled as EU goods

• Whether they can be made according to UK standards

• Whether they can be exported to the US

What key question does the speaker raise about the decision-makers for Northern Ireland's regulations?

• Who votes for the people making these rules?

• Who benefits from these regulations?

• Who profits from these regulations?

• Who enforces these regulations?

What does the speaker hope for if the current deal does not work?

• That the UK will have the courage to deploy the bill again

• That the UK will renegotiate with the EU

• That the UK will accept the EU's terms

• That the UK will abandon Brexit