New Brexit Deal Could Mean Big Changes For Northern Ireland

The new Brexit deal, negotiated between the UK and the EU, aims to replace the controversial backstop agreement, allowing Northern Ireland to leave the EU's customs union while still adhering to EU regulations for goods. This has raised concerns among Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party and the Labour Party, who argue it distances the UK from the EU. The deal, similar to Theresa May's previous proposals, faces significant political challenges and requires parliamentary approval. If it fails, an extension to the Brexit deadline must be requested.

What is the significance of the new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland?

What are the implications of the new deal for goods moving between Great Britain and Northern Ireland?

What was the response of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) to the new Brexit deal?

How does the new deal affect the UK's relationship with the European Union?

What happens if the new Brexit deal fails in Parliament?