UK and Irish governments comment after talks covering NI Protocol

The transcript discusses the ongoing issues surrounding the Protocol in Northern Ireland, focusing on the concerns of the Unionist community and business leaders. It highlights the EU and UK's efforts to address these concerns, particularly regarding chilled meats and medicines. The text emphasizes the need for partnership and trust-building between the British Government and the EU to find pragmatic solutions. It also touches on the political stability in Northern Ireland, with recent leadership changes and the importance of maintaining a stable government. The overall goal is to ensure the Protocol functions effectively while minimizing disruption and protecting the EU single market.

What does the speaker believe is necessary for the Protocol to function effectively?

What is the speaker's view on the stability of Stormont following the recent political changes?

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding the Protocol and its impact on the Unionist community?