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A new deal for Northern Ireland

Power-sharing in Northern Ireland could be restored by the end of the week, ending a “power vacuum” of nearly two years after the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) walked out of the Stormont government in protest at post-Brexit trading arrangements, says Lisa O’Carroll in The Guardian.

The agreement comes nearly a year after Brussels made “major concessions” by agreeing to replace the original Northern Ireland Protocol

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