Labour leader Keir Starmer believes the Windsor Framework deal on trading arrangements for Northern Ireland will end the poltical deadlock at Stormont.
He said he is glad the DUP is taking its time to study the new deal and expressed hope the unionist party will “get to a position where we move forward”.
The DUP has been boycotting the devolved administration at Stormont for more than a year in protest at the post-Brexit trading arrangements known as the Northern Ireland Protocol.
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