Norther Ireland border issues and farming after Brexit

The video discusses the potential impact of Brexit on the Irish border, highlighting the economic and regulatory challenges that could arise from a no deal scenario. It emphasizes the significant cross-border commerce between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, particularly in the agriculture sector. The video also explores the political influence of the Irish border on Brexit negotiations, stressing the need to avoid a visible partition. Experts express skepticism about the British government's claims that no changes are necessary, pointing out the importance of customs and regulatory controls.

What is the primary concern for people living along the Northern Ireland border regarding Brexit?

• Increased tourism

• Better trade opportunities

• A no-deal Brexit

• Improved infrastructure

What percentage of Northern Ireland's business activity involves a cross-border element?

• 75%

• 60%

• 50%

• 85%

What will happen to Northern Ireland's milk if the UK leaves the EU without a deal?

• It will be sold at a higher price

• It will be restricted to the southern side

• It will remain EU regulated

• It will be exported to other countries

According to Dr. Katy Hayward, what is inevitable in a no-deal Brexit situation?

• Simplified border controls

• No changes in regulations

• Increased trade with the EU

• A customs and regulatory border

How does the Irish border influence Brexit negotiations?

• It dictates the shape of the UK's departure

• It strengthens the UK's position

• It has no impact

• It simplifies the process