NI Protocol talks 'not hugely productive'published at 16:24 British Summer Time 17 May 2021
Lord Frost, the UK's chief Brexit negotiator, is briefing Parliament's European Scrutiny Committee.
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Lord Frost, the UK's chief Brexit negotiator, is briefing Parliament's European Scrutiny Committee.
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