Poots: Sea Border situation could get so much worse – 90% of checks aren’t even happening yet

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Jan 14, 2022

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In the news today:

* Climate protest paralympian who superglued himself to British Airways plane at London City Airport has prison sentence cut.

* Odd speech by chief NI Protocol negotiator Liz Truss shows her enraged by imported cheese but overjoyed at pork markets.

* Michael D Higgins ‘caught out by a contradiction’ over which centenaries he wants to mark.

* Farming Minister Edwin Poots says that less than 10% of the Irish Sea border checks which the European Union envisages are actually being carried out.

* Northern Ireland’s First Minister has said the public have not accepted Boris Johnson’s claim that he believed the alleged Downing Street drinks party was a work event.

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	Michael D Higgins ‘caught out by a contradiction’ over which centenaries he wants to mark

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Poots: Sea Border situation could get so much worse – 90% of checks aren’t even happening yet

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