'Courts or trade war' BorisJohnson warned Brexit row with EuropeanUnion 'edging towards' disaster for UK
trade issues in Northern Ireland, including slashing 80 percent of regulatory checks and cutting customs processes on the movement of goods between Britain and the island of Ireland.But the EU proposals have still fallen a long way short of what the UK is currently demanding, with Lord Frost seeking a complete overhaul of large parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol.
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