Boris Johnson, says the current arrangement is causing disruption to trade in the North.
The British government is expected to call for significant changes to the Northern Ireland Protocol today.
It will unveil a so-called 'command paper' in Westminster - demanding an overhaul of the agreement with the EU.
British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, says the current arrangement is causing significant disruption to trade in the North.
But Minister for European Affairs, Thomas Byrne, says the protocol can't be scrapped
UK ministers are preparing to outline their proposals to Westminster for solving the “serious challenges” caused by the Northern Ireland Protocol. https://t.co/mwkrOgLviI
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) July 21, 2021
Dublin MEP Barry Andrews says he doesn't expect the EU to back down - despite the UK's demands today
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