Gove believes pragmatic figures in EU can work to solve Protocol difficulties

The transcript discusses the UK's capacity to engage in trade deals post-Brexit, emphasizing the importance of existing mechanisms within the trade and cooperation agreement, the Withdrawal Agreement, and the Protocol. It highlights the potential for progress through dialogue and the SPS agreement, and stresses the need for momentum in discussions. The protocol is seen as a flexible arrangement developed through UK-EU dialogue, with a focus on upholding the Belfast Agreement and ensuring no adverse impact on Northern Ireland communities. The Irish Government's constructive role is also noted.

What challenges remain to be tackled effectively according to the speaker?

What efforts is the Irish Government making in relation to the protocol?