Jeffrey Donaldson speaking to the press

The transcript discusses the potential trade war between the UK and the EU amid a cost of living crisis, focusing on the Northern Ireland Protocol. It highlights the UK's commitment to power sharing once the UK Government fulfills its promises. The EU's potential retaliatory actions are considered unlikely due to the current geopolitical climate. The UK is portrayed as having the sovereign right to protect its internal market under international law.

What is the main concern discussed in the first section regarding the Northern Ireland Protocol?

• The potential for a trade war with the EU.

• The economic benefits of the protocol.

• The environmental impact of the protocol.

• The cultural implications of the protocol.

What condition is mentioned for the UK government to return to power sharing?

• Completion of Brexit negotiations.

• Delivery on commitments by the UK government.

• Support from the US government.

• Approval from the United Nations.

How long could EU retaliatory actions take to be enacted?

• Nine months

• Six months

• Twelve months

• Three months

What is the UK's stance on its internal market as discussed in the final section?

• It should be open to international control.

• It should be protected under international law.

• It should be merged with the EU market.

• It should be regulated by the United Nations.

What does the UK government assert about its sovereignty in the final section?

• It is governed by a coalition of nations.

• It is dependent on EU regulations.

• It is a sovereign government with rights under international law.

• It is subject to international oversight.