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Hello, welcome to the All That Politics Podcast. I'm Adam Bolton. Joining me this week are the writer and broadcaster, an author of a new book, How Britain Ends, Gavin Esler, the journalist with Open Democracy, an author of Democracy for Sale, Dark Money and Dirty Politics, Peter Geegan, and Sky's political correspondent Kate McCann.

Now, this week we're going to take a look at the Union of the United Kingdom.

There's been some quite interesting developments, of course, in Scotland,

with an apparent internal civil war breaking out in the SNP,

which might possibly dint their hopes of an election walkover at Holyrood later on.

Also going to be talking about what's happening first.

In Northern Ireland, the row over vaccine exports,

and the EU's apparent willingness briefly to invoke a border on the island of Ireland.

Let's go to that first of all.

Talks of course have subsequently been underway involving the cabinet

minister Michael Gove, who appears to be wanting to calm things down a bit. Trust has been

eroded, damage has been done, and urgent action is therefore needed. Peace, progress and strong

community relations in Northern Ireland have been hard

won and in recent days we've seen an increase in community tension and as was

reported last night port staff in Belfast and Larn have been kept away from work

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