That’s why the national mood was caught when Keir Starmer addressed the negotiations with the EU on the Northern Ireland Protocol. He announced in advance that he would support a deal brokered by Rishi Sunak. This is support the Prime Minister may well need in order to face off those who want no deal at all (the look-back-in-anger Brexiteers and the Protestant ultras).
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