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Leo Varadkar Brexit has undermined the Good Friday agreement World news - Duration: 3:16.

Leo Varadkar Brexit has undermined the Good Friday agreement World news

Irish PM says process has strained relations between UK and Ireland

Irish PM says process has strained relations between UK and Ireland

Brexit has undermined the Good Friday agreement that brought peace to Northern Ireland and has strained relations between Britain and Ireland, the Irish prime minister Leo Varadkar has said.

In an interview with RTÉ on Saturday morning he said the country was about to enter a difficult period because of the impact Brexit would have on the economy.

He also indicated that a Brexit deal would give renewed impetus to parties in Northern Ireland to reach an agreement to restore devolved government in the region 22 months after the Stormont assembly collapsed.

"Brexit has undermined the Good Friday agreement and is fraying the relationship between Britain and Ireland," he told the Marian Finucane show.

"Anything that pulls the communities apart in Northern Ireland undermines the Good Friday agreement, and anything that pulls Britain and Ireland apart undermines that relationship."

He said if there was some clarity in the next couple of weeks or months there will be "a window of opportunity to get the assembly going again".

He went on to reiterate his pledge that there would be no return to a hard border in Ireland whatever the outcome of Brexit negotiations, currently on a knife-edge.

Varadkar was speaking just hours after the British and Irish governments signalled that there could be a breakthrough on the Irish border impasse within weeks, which would pave the way to a Brexit deal between the UK and the EU.

Simon Coveney and David Lidington, the UK Cabinet Office minister, said on Friday evening that there had been progress in negotiations that could resolve the deadlock and produce a deal this month.

At the same time, the Democratic Unionist party leader Arlene Foster indicated a deal was also in the offing after separate meetings in Belfast with the Brexit secretary, Dominic Raab.

"Goodness, we have been here on a number of occasions and I think we are close to a deal that will work for Northern Ireland, that is what we want," said Foster, whose party threatened to pull the plug on the government less than a month ago if the Brexit deal involved a border in the Irish sea.

Hopes of a breakthrough have risen in the last week after it emerged the EU has proposed a new UK-wide customs arrangement in addition to a backstop or insurance policy in relation to the Irish border.

Under the proposal, the UK would operate a "bare-bones" customs arrangement with the EU applying a common external tariff on imports from outside the EU, as is currently the case.

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Why These Comedians Are More Informative Than The News | Strong Opinions Loosely Held | RIOT - Duration: 4:52.

I've been noticing this thing that I wanna talk through with you.

Have you noticed that female comedians are doing a much better job of covering the news,

than the news.

There's this dumpster fire.

But that's not what the tweet said.

The tweets said the electoral process.

But that's the electoral process.

No it's not…

voting is not an electoral process

No it's not,

Jeffrey, Jeffrey do you think,

Oh come on.

Versus this direct approach.

Do something about your dad's immigration practices your feckless cunt, he listens to you.

I get it.

They need to take Trump seriously in order to be taken seriously themselves.

But comedians don't have to even entertain Trump's B.S

Bullshit alert, bullshit alert.

because comedy has a much lower tolerance for B.S.

Did you know that Trump is on track to be the most joked about President in U.S. history?

He was the target of over a thousand jokes during his first 100 days in office.

That's more than any recent president had during their entire first year.

But I couldn't exactly figure out what it was about female comedians that was so engaging

right now.

So I reached out to the co-creator of the Daily Show, Lizz Winstead, to find out.

Women comedians and also just comedians who are not traditional what you think of as a

late night talk show host.

They're the ones who have things at stake.

So they're writing better jokes with more depth because it's not just like, "Well,

Trump's an idiot again, let's see him talk about his tweets, and how stupid he his or

that he is orange."

You watch black and brown comics, you watch women, you watch differently abled people

talk about it and it's like their jokes have a lot of layers and depth because it's

real life.

By the dawn's early light.

What am I doing?

Come on.

Oh am I supposed to get on a knee?

Uh-huh!

And the national anthem?

Yep.

You got the wrong guy for that. I ain't doing that.

What do you think I was doing?

It brings the essence of why you should care about it to the foreground.

It pick the targets that you have control over amplifying their bullshit.

But I think getting people emotionally invested through humor is humor's most valuable tool.

Lately I've develop a very rational fear of man, based on how you portray yourselves in person.

Do you think that, the proliferation of satire and satirical news shows will lead to misinformation?

The question should be why are we not holding our media accountable to give us the news

in a way that satire doesn't have to be where we get our news?

Like she burns facts.

And then she uses that ash to create a perfect smokey eye.

What it says is the comedians are the ones giving us the most accurate news.

And we should all be aghast at that.

The humorist as the neutral player can be super powerful,

if you're willing to make sure whenever hypocrisy happens you're calling it out.

So when your person whose values align with yours screw up you can't conveniently leave off that.

You know, you have to call people out on how you see it.

I have a track record of using humor to talk about issues and getting people to sit up

and take notice.

I look at the hypocrisy of why they're doing it.

I find the flaws and then I'd poke holes in the arguments with humor.

Female comedians aren't just helping us make sense of the news, they're also really funny.

Everyone was smiling.

Everyone was happy.

The men all have erections.

And every single one of the women was ovulating left and right.

But what makes this administration different is that they can't take a joke.

This is the first time in our country's history that an administration has so publicly attacked

comedians.

Clearly female comedians are a threat which isn't shocking when you consider that

Without these women holding our government accountable,

I wouldn't know what to believe and I'd probably tune out.

Wait, women make 86 percent of calls to Congress?

Yeah, isn't that crazy.

Yes it is, but that's time, Elisa.

And young, angry, white dudes might totally have social media on lockdown but it's women

ages 46 and over who are doing like the actual work.

Yeah, yeah I get it.

Do you though?

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Man Utd news: Did you see the awkward moment between Jose Mourinho and Junior Stanislas? - Duration: 2:36.

 Jose Mourinho cut a very frustrated figure on the touchline as Manchester United took on Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium

 The Cherries flew out of the blocks and took the lead through Callum Wilson, slamming home a low cross from Junior Stanislas after 11 minutes

 United managed to get level through Anthony Martial before the break, although Mourinho did not look impressed with his team's efforts in the first half

 His mood will not have been improved by getting involved in an awkward moment with Bournemouth winger Stanislas on the touchline midway through the half

 The 28-year-old was chasing down a loose ball to take a quick throw-in when he found himself on a collision-course with the United manager

 Mourinho, who recently escaped punishment following an FA charge of using foul language during the win over Newcastle last month, was on his best behaviour and tried to leap out of the way

 However, the startled United boss was not quite quick enough and had to hold his hands up apologetically as he narrowly avoided the off-balance Stanislas

 Following the incident, Mourinho could be seen slumped in the dugout as his side strived to get back level

 United have had a difficult season so far with defeats to Brighton, Tottenham and West Ham leaving them well off the pace

 They have also struggled in the Champions League and require a win against Juventus next week in order to keep their European ambitions alive, having lost to the Italian giants last time out

 Mourinho came under pressure earlier in the campaign following a public fall-out with Paul Pogba over several issues

 However, seven points from a possible nine before kick-off against the Cherries has seen talk of an Old Trafford exit die down