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British Prime Minister Theresa May says she wants to meet with opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn "to try to agree a plan -- that we would both stick to -- to ensure that we leave the European Union and that we do so with a deal". SOUNDBITE
British Prime Minister Theresa May says that the UK not leave with a deal on time on the 29th of March. SOUNDBITE
British Prime Minister Theresa May joins the 27 Members of the European Council to discuss the withdrawal of Britain from the European Union in Brussels. IMAGES of the roundtable
The United States hails the EU-British deal to regulate trade rules for Northern Ireland as a chance to "improve the prosperity" across the region, John Kirby, National Security Council spokesman, tells reporters. The deal will "open up all kinds of avenues for trade that were somewhat at risk," Kirby adds. SOUNDBITE
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announces deal with European Union to overhaul Northern Ireland Brexit protocol."Today's agreement delivers smooth flowing trade within the whole United Kingdom, protects Northern Ireland's place in our union and safeguards sovereignty for the people of Northern Ireland," he says. SOUNDBITE
The EU offers to reduce customs checks and paperwork on British products intended for its province of Northern Ireland in the hope of averting a new Brexit clash with Britain. SOUNDBITE
Dublin (Ireland), Feb 9 (EFE), (Camera: Javier Aja).- While the new Brexit bureaucracy has destocked supermarkets in Northern Ireland and increases border tensions, the Republic of Ireland continues to fine-tune its machinery to process in its ports almost two million customs declarations of imports per month, mainly British. That figure gives an idea of the magnitude of the impact that the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union (EU) is having on this country, according to Tom Talbot, head of customs operations at the Department of Finance, at a meeting with the media in Dublin Port.FOOTAGE OF THE PORT OF DUBLIN. AND STATEMENTS BY TOM TALBOT, HEAD OF CUSTOMS OPERATIONS AT THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE, AND EDDIE BURKE, HEAD OF BREXIT AT THE IRISH MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT.