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Newsday: 28/02/2023 06:06 GMT : US gives green light to Northern Ireland deal

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28/02/2023 06:06 GMT : US gives green light to Northern Ireland deal

US gives green light to Northern Ireland deal

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US President Joe Biden has given his stamp of approval to the new Brexit deal between the UK and the European Union, saying it is good for trade and lasting peace. Newsday will speak to the BBC's UK Political Correspondent about the negotiations. 

The BBC gets rare access to pilots who are part of the battle in the East of Ukraine. We bring you details of their fierce resistance against Russian forces attempting to encircle the city of Bakhmut.

Latvia leads a mass walkout as a Russian Representative speaks at an International Security and Co-Operation meeting in Europe. Newsday will hear from the MP who led the charge. 

Counting continues amid accusations of fraud in a hotly contested election in Nigeria, Newsday is live in the capital to speak about the latest results. 

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