Thursday 9 June 2022 11:13 PM Peers vow to block Boris Johnson's bid to override parts of his own Brexit deal trends now

Thursday 9 June 2022 11:13 PM Peers vow to block Boris Johnson's bid to override parts of his own Brexit deal trends now
Thursday 9 June 2022 11:13 PM Peers vow to block Boris Johnson's bid to override parts of his own Brexit deal trends now

Thursday 9 June 2022 11:13 PM Peers vow to block Boris Johnson's bid to override parts of his own Brexit deal trends now

Peers vow to block Boris Johnson's bid to override parts of his own Brexit deal in move to delay it 'for a considerable time' As part of Brexit negotiations, UK and EU agreed to Northern Ireland protocol It has led to disruption to goods crossing Irish Sea between Great Britain and NI British Government intends to use law to unilaterally override aspects of it Lord Clarke says that he thinks the Bill 'will be seriously challenged in the Lords'

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Anti-Brexit peers have warned Boris Johnson they will obstruct legislation to over-ride parts of the Northern Ireland protocol.

Ken Clarke said a controversial Bill to be unveiled by ministers early next week will be ‘seriously challenged’ in the Lords.

The Tory former chancellor, a strong supporter of the EU, expects a ‘very large majority’ of peers will ‘hold it up for a considerable time’.

As part of Brexit negotiations, the UK and EU agreed to the Northern Ireland protocol, which is designed to avoid the need for a border on the island of Ireland.

But this has led to disruption to goods crossing the Irish Sea between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, with new checks imposed on those moving to the province. 

Ken Clarke said a controversial Bill to be unveiled by ministers early next week will be ¿seriously challenged¿ in the Lords

Ken Clarke said a controversial Bill to

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