Boris Johnson to hold talks in bid to break Stormont deadlock

A No Entry sign outside Parliament Buildings at Stormont in Belfast (David Young/PA)

A No Entry sign outside Parliament Buildings at Stormont in Belfast (David Young/PA)

Boris Johnson will hold emergency talks with Northern Ireland’s political leaders later in a bid to break a Stormont deadlock caused by post-Brexit trading arrangements.

The powersharing institutions have been plunged into crisis in the wake of the recent Assembly election with the DUP refusing to re-enter a devolved government in protest at the contentious Northern Ireland Protocol, which has created economic barriers between the region and the rest of the UK.

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