This is the Guardian.

Today is the new Northern Island Protocol deal, a triumph for Rishi Sunak.

In the two years since it was introduced, the Northern Island Protocol has caused nothing but trouble.

For anyone sending goods like food, medicines or plants, between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK, it's meant masses of paperwork and expense.

Empty shelves have been the image of the early days of the day.

The new era of the New Zealanders has been a huge part of the world.

The new era of the New Zealanders has been a huge part of the world.

The new era of the New Zealanders has been a huge part of the world.

Empty shelves have been the image of the early days of the A-Rish Sea border.

Because getting those goods across the A-Rish Sea, 9 involves a huge amount of time-consuming administration.

And for politicians, it's caused even more trouble.

Unionists in Northern Ireland say the deal has undermined their aspirations and economic opportunities,

rights that were written into law under the Good Friday Agreement.

And because of that, unionist politicians have brought the Northern A-Rish Parliament to a standstill.

As I've said before, while the present protocol arrangements remain in place,

it cannot be business as usual for north-south relations.

Unionists feared that the protocol was weakening the union between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK.

And politicians in Westminster knew it couldn't last any longer.

Finally, after months of negotiations, Rishisunak made a breakthrough.

Together, we have changed the original protocol and are today announcing the new Windsor Framework.

And yesterday, alongside Ursula Von DeLion, the President of the European Commission,

announced that they'd reached a new agreement that they were calling the Windsor Framework.

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