Tánaiste Micheál Martin has just spoken to the media
Political leaders are set to hold talks in Northern Ireland in a bid to resolve the row over the NI Protocol.
Irish premier Leo Varadkar, Tanaiste Micheal Martin and UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer are set to hold the talks as part of efforts to resolve the dispute over the post-Brexit trading arrangements, PA report.parties to discuss the deadlock over the protocol.Sir Keir has arrived at Parliament Buildings at Stormont.
He was greeted by Stormont speaker Alex Maskey before being joined by shadow NI secretary Peter Kyle and former NI minister Baroness Smith. DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has said the EU and the UK Government are not "anywhere close to a deal" on issues surrounding the Protocol.NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris is addressing the media at Stormont
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