British Prime Minister Theresa May needs to ditch her agreement to an Irish border backstop in her Brexit deal.
That is, if she is to get the support of the small Northern Irish party which props up her government.
The DUP believes “there are alternative arrangements that can be put in place without the need for the backstop,”
Reuters reports that if May wants support from the DUP, Jeffrey Donaldson demands an end of the backstop.