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Northern Ireland: Boris Johnson battles on two fronts as Brexit protocol returns to haunt him

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Northern Ireland: Boris Johnson battles on two fronts as Brexit protocol returns to haunt him

Northern Ireland: Boris Johnson battles on two fronts as Brexit protocol returns to haunt him

The UK prime minister heads to Belfast on Monday at loggerheads with unionists and the EU over the protocol he negotiated in order to secure Brexit.


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