Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he had a very positive meeting with Irish premier Micheal Martin at the British-Irish Council summit.Speaking to reporters, the Prime Minister said: "I think we all recognise that the protocol is having a real impact on the ground, on families, on businesses in Northern Ireland, threatening Northern Ireland's place in the United Kingdom. And I want to resolve that."I'm deeply committed to the Belfast Good Friday Agreement. I want to see the institutions back u

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he had a very positive meeting with Irish premier Micheal Martin at the British-Irish Council summit.Speaking to reporters, the Prime Minister said: "I think we all recognise that the protocol is having a real impact on the ground, on families, on businesses in Northern Ireland, threatening Northern Ireland's place in the United Kingdom. And I want to resolve that."I'm deeply committed to the Belfast Good Friday Agreement. I want to see the institutions back up and running in Northern Ireland because that's what the people in Northern Ireland need and deserve."I discussed this with the Taoiseach, we had a very positive meeting."And what I want to do is find a negotiated solution preferably, and I'm pleased with the progress that we're making in these early days in this job, and my focus is to try and find a resolution here, get the institutions back up and running."That's how we're going to deliver for the people in Northern Ireland."