UK-EU deal on agri-goods divides Northern Ireland opinion

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Nov, 19:03 · Archive

An anticipated UK-EU agreement on agricultural goods has prompted opposing reactions in Northern Ireland.

An anticipated UK-EU deal on agri-goods has prompted contrasting responses from Northern Ireland politicians. The agreement could remove part of the 'Irish Sea border' arrangements put in place after Brexit, dividing opinion among those who supported and opposed the referendum.

Politicians across the Brexit divide have responded to the move, which appears set to address some of the trade frictions created by post-Brexit arrangements between the UK and Northern Ireland.

How it is being reported

• Expected UK-EU deal on agri-goods prompts familiar divisionsReaction to an anticipated UK-EU deal on agri-goods divided down familiar lines in Northern Ireland as politicians on both sides of the Brexit debate responded to a move that could dismantle part of the “Irish Sea border”.News Letter · 3 Nov, 18:20
• Expected UK-EU deal on agri-goods prompts familiar divisionsBelfast Telegraph · 3 Nov, 17:42

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