Brexit: UK to ditch Internal Market Bill clauses after reaching agreement in principle on Northern Ireland Protocol

Brexit: Boris Johnson to go to Brussels as 'significant differences' hamper EU trade talks breakthrough

"An agreement in principle has been found in the following areas, amongst others: border control posts/entry points specifically for checks on animals, plants and derived products, export declarations, the supply of medicines, the supply of chilled meats, and other food products to supermarkets, and a clarification on the application of State aid under the terms of the Protocol."

The government's publication of the Internal Market Bill earlier this year brought condemnation from critics both in Westminster and across European capitals.'We can leave without EU free trade deal'to warn against the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland becoming"a casualty of Brexit". He said on Tuesday:"There will be some necessary checks on food and products of animal origin as they go into Northern Ireland.

"But the majority of business groups are cautiously welcoming news that it will honour the commitments of the Northern Ireland protocol. But including them drew derision from around the world, as well as MPs and peers from across the political spectrum.You could argue it changes everything and nothing at the same time.

This could be seen as a safety net to allow no deal to happen in a less damaging way, at least for that particular market.

Just tell the EU to get lost and do one. Keep our own fishing waters, and leave with NO DEAL!!!!

good luck

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