The government aims to sign a new Brexit deal with the EU on Valentine's Day in a bid to shorten Northern Ireland customs checks.
The February deadline was decided after the government felt issues around the Protocol should not disrupt celebrations to mark the 25th anniversary of the end of the Troubles in April.Northern Ireland minister Lord Caine, who is in charge to shepherding the current Northern Ireland bill through the upper chamber, has reportedly said in private that the legislation could be illegal under international agreements.
Northern Ireland minister Lord Caine has reportedly suggested the bill might break international law.Members of the European Research Group of hardline Conservative MPs have voiced concerns that Sunak may be willing to give in to the EU on key sovereignty points.This will "reassure them they are being listened to and in the loop", a Downing Street source said.
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