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Brexit Republic

The Needling Continues

Brexit Republic

RTÉ

News, Politics

4.8199 Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2021

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Europe Editor Tony Connelly, London Correspondent Seán Whelan  and Deputy Foreign Editor Colm Ó Mongáin look at the continuing Brexit fallout in tensions over vaccines, legal proceedings, protocol protestations and trading troughs. Guest: Marina Donohoe, Enterprise Ireland

Transcript

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0:00.0

In all areas, the UK continues to backtrack.

0:07.0

The European Union argues that we should be subject to rules of the club that we have left.

0:15.0

The precondition is the level playing field.

0:21.6

We can deliver a real Brexit that achieves our objectives.

0:28.6

But if there is not a deal, we still need the Irish protocol or the Northern Irish protocol fully implemented.

0:36.6

I'm going to miss being the pantomime villain. protocol or the Northern Irish protocol fully implemented.

0:41.0

I'm going to miss being the pantomime villain.

0:45.8

Hello and welcome to Brexit Republic, RTE's podcast on Brexit.

0:50.6

I'm Tony Connolly, RTE's Europe editor in Brussels.

0:54.0

I'm Sean Whelan, RTE's correspondent in London. And I'm Colum O'ungown-Rtees

0:55.8

Deputy Foreign Editor in Dublin each week. Brexit Republic assesses all the latest Brexit developments

1:00.8

in Brussels, London and Dublin. I'll see you in court. The EU takes legal action, again, against

1:07.7

the UK over its unilateral move to interpret the Northern Ireland protocol.

1:12.8

We'll explore what the legal action means, how it came about and what difference it might make.

1:18.6

And this might hurt a bit. The EU threatens to curb vaccine exports and escalates yet another simmering row with the UK, which has spilled over into the Brexit debate.

1:28.3

And London starts to tell us what global Britain is all about with a new post-Brexit foreign and defence policy.

1:35.1

And David Frost makes it clear the revolution is only just beginning.

1:39.2

And we'll hear about what Brexit means for Irish companies in the UK and beyond three months in.

1:44.8

But first, Tony, to that legal action we mentioned in the introduction at the top.

1:49.0

Give us the background to it and how the UK found out it had been initiated during the week.

1:53.7

So on March 3rd column, as you recall, the UK announced a series of unilateral measures on the protocol, meaning they would extend until the 1st of October, a grace period that had been due to elapse on the 1st of April, a three-month grace period.

2:11.6

The UK said, actually, we're going to extend that unilaterally until the 1st of October.

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