The UK government has unveiled new legislation that it says would "fix" the Northern Ireland Protocol, but the EU says it's not up for renegotiation.
Part of the wider Brexit agreement, the protocol meant Northern Ireland kept certain EU rules in areas such as food standards, to prevent a hard border with the Republic of Ireland.
London says it's not working and wants to make changes, but Brussels says the UK can't just walk away from an international agreement.
Here's UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss.
IN: "What is vitally…"
OUT: "...has to act."
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The European Commission's top Brexit negotiator, Maros Sefcovic, also spoke in Brussels just minutes before the legislation was tabled in Westminster.
IN: "It is with…"
OUT: "...UK draft legislation."
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