Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen shake hands on new 'Windsor Deal'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : That has caused a wave of anger among DUP and Eurosceptic figures that the monarch is being dragged into the contentious politics of Brexit.
64% : Leyen's visit to London is a sign of 'very significant and substantial progress' in protocol negotiations between the UK and EU.
56% : I think the European Union has listened,' he said.
50% : Mr Sunak has said the deal 'will show that Brexit truly works and will finish the job', adding: 'This deal will work better for business and communities and get goods moving.
49% : Rather than being an internal EU line between two countries, with Brexit it became a border between the bloc and a third party country with different customs and trade rules.
49% : Ministers are optimistic that they can win over most Eurosceptic Tory MPs with a deal which Mr Raab said would 'properly and fully get Brexit done' and open the door to warmer relations with the EU.
48% : The European Research Group (ERG) of Tory MPs has said it will establish a 'star chamber' of lawyers to examine whether the new deal meets their sovereignty tests.
43% : In an interview with the Sunday Times, the PM said his new agreement was not a threat to Brexit but about 'making sure Brexit works in every part of the UK'.
40% : It was designed to ensure the free movement of goods across the Irish land border with Ulster after Brexit.

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