Boris Johnson: Sensible solution needed for Northern Ireland

The transcript discusses the checks on goods within the UK single market, emphasizing the need for practical solutions to manage circulation risks without excessive checks. It highlights ongoing discussions between Liz Truss and Mirage Sefcovic, aiming for sensible solutions. The importance of the protocol and uninterrupted East-West trade is also examined.

What is the main concern regarding checks on goods within the UK's single market?

• They are unnecessary.

• They are not secure.

• They are too expensive.

• They are too slow.

What is the suggested approach to handle goods at risk of circulation?

• Implementing full checks at all borders.

• Using practical steps to identify risks.

• Ignoring the risk of circulation.

• Increasing tariffs on goods.

Which areas are specifically mentioned as being at risk of circulation?

• Scotland and Wales

• Ireland and Northern Ireland

• England and Wales

• Scotland and Northern Ireland

What is emphasized as necessary for moving forward with the trade protocol?

• Increased funding

• Practical common sense

• More international agreements

• Strict regulations

What does the protocol ensure regarding trade?

• Limited trade routes

• More border checks

• Uninterrupted East-West trade

• Increased tariffs