Brussels insists Northern Ireland Protocol must remain

Gavin Cordon, PA

The European Commission has warned that the Northern Ireland Protocol in the Brexit divorce settlement remains the only way to prevent the return of a hard border with the Republic.

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Brussels insists Northern Ireland Protocol must remain

Permanent facilities for Brexit checks at NI ports will not be ready ‘until 2023'

Frost to meet Sefcovic in Brussels for talks on Northern Ireland's Brexit deal

Boris Johnson urged to convene urgent talks following riots

Downward spiral will continue unless Northern Ireland Protocol resolved, Ian Paisley says

MORE Brexit

Challenge to NI Protocol to be heard next month

Economic impact of Brexit and food checks at Irish Sea to be examined by new commission

Unionist leaders must have 'difficult discussions' with loyalists who have lost faith in politics - Arlene Foster

Threats to port staff carrying out post-Brexit checks were made by 'renegade individuals'

Court hears fresh challenge to Brexit agreement from border citizen

'Significant differences' remain over NI Protocol despite renewed UK/EU talks

Loyalist concerns cannot be dismissed as ‘nonsense', Arlene Foster says

EU halts legal action against UK over Protocol breach in bid to ease tensions following street violence

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