Daily Mail Online Article RatingRishi Sunak runs the gauntlet of Commons after unveiling Brexit deal
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68% : That caused a wave of anger among DUP and Eurosceptic figures that the monarch is being dragged into the contentious politics of Brexit.48% : Taking back control of tax: The legal text of the of the NI protocol has been altered to make sure the UK has control of VAT and excise duty in Northern Ireland.
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.
45% : Pair have held press conference on new Northern Ireland rules this afternoon Rishi Sunak boasted that he has completed Brexit tonight as he ran the gauntlet of the Commons after striking a new deal for Northern Ireland.
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