UK government agrees deal with European Union on Northern Ireland trade

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Read moreNorthern Ireland general election called as Stormont collapses amid Brexit crisis24 January 2017Border issues and Brexit dominate Northern Ireland elections27 February 2017Draft
60% : As the Financial Times noted, "Steve Baker, Northern Ireland minister and self-described 'hard man of Brexit', scotched rumours he might quit, calling the pact 'a really great deal'.
53% : Starmer was a former leading Remain in the EU supporter, but has determined to accept Brexit -- not least because he fears reopening divisions would politically destabilise the UK and prevent Labour taking office by again losing a substantial number of Brexit voting constituencies in the north of England.
48% : Equality Party holds series of public meetings on "The Socialist Answer to Brexit:
36% : facebook icon Three years after the UK left the European Union (EU), the Conservative government has sealed an agreement with the bloc over the vexed issue of the post-Brexit trading rules in Northern Ireland.

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