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Northern Ireland

On the eve of the G7 Summit in Cornwall, up for discussion is the future of Northern Ireland.

It is my view that Northern Ireland is very much a part of the United Kingdom and that, if it comes down to a choice of a border down the Irish Sea and a border between North and South, the latter should be put in place.

In other words, the UK should now act unilaterally, ignore pressure from EU bureaucrats, and protect the Kingdom! This will involve tearing up the Good Friday Agreement.

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