The UK and EU have reached agreement on how rules in the Brexit divorce deal will be implemented, particularly in relation to Northern Ireland. The government says an agreement in principle has been found for issues including border control posts and the supply of medicines. The government says it will now withdraw controversial clauses in the Internal Market Bill. However negotiations to reach a post-Brexit trade deal are still ongoing. The details of the agreement have not been published but are expected to be rubber stamped in the coming days. They will apply regardless of whether the two sides can agree a trade ... (full story)