-
Labour btw who are also not committing on this
I don't think Labour need to comment on this do they - beyond asking govt what their intentions are. Certainly, I wouldn't speak of it unless I absolutely had to, at which point I'd just refer the question to the Tories
christianSpaceman-
I mean with committing on a solution for Northern Ireland. Labour seems to pretend that just being in the EU customs union (which they now back) is going to solve the border checks issues. As in, barely any. That is not true.
Of course the Tories caused this, but Labour has no solution either until they back staying in the CU and the SS. Then that is the border sorted.
But no Labour rather wants to limit freedom of movement. I guess I expect too much of them, it is politics as usual. Divert. Don't commit, as commitments mean it is back to "yes minister" situations.
JWestland
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-45284507
"Northern Ireland businesses trading across the Irish border should contact the Irish government for advice in the event of a 'no-deal', said the Brexit secretary. "
Lel
"Responding to a question about whether there was to be a special arrangement for Northern Ireland, Mr Rabb said: "I think we're saying very loud and clear that we will not allow anything to disrupt the terms of the Belfast agreement. "
What is their (and Labour btw who are also not committing on this, just the customs union won't resolve it) solution then?