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Hello and welcome to the special Saturday edition of Coffee House Shots.

I'm joined today by the former DUP First Minister Baroness Arlene Foster.

Now Baroness Foster obviously this week has been dominated by the news that we should expect to see

power sharing restore installment shortly. Talk us through your reaction to this news

after nearly two years without a government functioning Northern Ireland Executive in the region.

Yeah, for sure. I mean, it's like everything you wouldn't start from here and I think the difficulty has been the implementation of the protocol and followed by the Windsor

Framework has caused great on ease not just within unionism in Northern Ireland but within the business community

as well given that those documents

have meant that there are checks between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, even within the

internal market of the United Kingdom. so Sir Jeffrey Donaldson took his party out of the

executive two years today actually this is the anniversary of that and has been trying to negotiate with the government since then

on looking for solutions and I think what has come forward safeguarding the

Union document which might in the command paper this Wednesday. Obviously isn't everything

that unionism would have wanted, but this is a political negotiation and I think actually

Sir Jeffey has done very well. He has dealt with the UK internal market problem.

And also there's some very good stuff in there about strengthening the union.

So not just

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