DUP should go back to Stormont if they are true unionists, says Farry

The transcript discusses a deal concerning Northern Ireland, highlighting initial reactions, potential concerns, and key tests for preserving Northern Ireland's market access. It addresses the importance of pragmatism in voting and the challenges posed by the protocol. The discussion emphasizes the need for a functioning assembly and the implications for power-sharing, concluding with a call for pragmatic decision-making.

What is the primary concern mentioned regarding the 'Stormer break' in the deal?

• It might lead to increased taxes.

• It could affect Northern Ireland's market access.

• It may result in political instability.

• It could cause environmental issues.

Why is there a concern about Northern Ireland's compliance with EU law?

• It could create problems for local businesses.

• It might lead to legal disputes.

• It may result in higher tariffs.

• It could cause a loss of cultural identity.

What is emphasized as important when deciding to vote for or against the deal?

• Considering the historical context.

• Focusing on the big picture and being pragmatic.

• Following public opinion polls.

• Ensuring personal benefits.

What is the suggested approach for the DUP regarding the deal?

• To oppose the deal at all costs.

• To prioritize cultural issues.

• To adopt a pragmatic approach.

• To focus on economic benefits only.

What is the potential consequence of the DUP's continued standoff?

• Increased foreign investment.

• Strengthening of the Union.

• Improved relations with the EU.

• Perception that Northern Ireland cannot function.