Starmer: Irish-British relationship 'not as good as it should have been during Brexit years'

The Irish and British relationship "was not as good as it should have been" during the "turbulent" Brexit years, British prime minister Keir Starmer has said.

Speaking at Cork City Hall on Thursday as the city hosted a UK-Ireland Summit, Mr Starmer said the yearly summit was about "turning the page" on those years, which saw strained relations as the UK exited the EU.

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