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Irish border should see no queues post-#Brexit - British minister
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Settling the border with Northern Ireland has become one of the main sticking points in Britain’s talks on leaving the European Union.
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Britain wants to reach an agreement with the European Union that would secure a frictionless border between EU member Ireland and Northern Ireland to avoid any need for queues on either side, junior Brexit minister Robin Walker said on Wednesday (29 November).
