Interview with Boris Johnson

The transcript discusses the challenges facing Northern Ireland's political governance, particularly the collapse of institutions established under the Belfast Good Friday Agreement. It highlights the need for leadership and a functioning government to address everyday issues like cost of living and healthcare. The text also explores whether changes to the protocol text are necessary or if solutions can be negotiated with the EU. The Unionist community's refusal to accept the current protocol is identified as a key issue that needs resolution.

What is being debated regarding the Northern Ireland protocol?

• Whether the text needs to be changed

• If the protocol should be abolished

• The introduction of a new protocol

• The expansion of the protocol to other regions

What is the current state of political governance in Northern Ireland?

• Fully functional and effective

• Collapsed and non-functional

• In transition to a new system

• Undergoing minor adjustments

Why is the lack of a regional government in Northern Ireland problematic?

• It leads to increased taxes

• It causes delays in public services

• It results in international conflicts

• It leaves everyday issues unaddressed

What is the main reason for the political stalemate in Northern Ireland?

• Unionist community's rejection of the protocol

• Lack of international support

• Environmental concerns

• Economic downturn

What needs to be resolved to restore Northern Ireland's government?

• Transport infrastructure

• Protocol acceptance by the Unionist community

• Healthcare reforms

• Economic policies