Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen have insisted they will work together to find a solution to the row over the NI Protocol, as pressure grows to break the deadlock
which says this would be a breach of international law.
The call comes less than a week after Mr Sunak visited Belfast, when he promised to work"flat out" to restore power sharing and find a solution to the protocol.Sunak 'absolutely committed' to restoring power-sharing Last month, the Office for Budget Responsibility said Brexit had caused a"significant adverse impact" on trade volumes and business relationships between UK and EU firms, while many economists have said it is partly toShevaun Haviland, director general of the BCC, called for an"honest dialogue" on improving the UK-EU trading relationship.
The BCC, echoing the concerns of other business groups, also urged the government to find an agreement to the ongoing row over the protocol.Food, farming and fisheries minister Mark Spencer earlier told Times Radio that there was"always more" that the government could do to reduce trade friction.
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