Sir James Duddridge MP in Parliament

That is clearly a very important issue. It is one of the issues that I looked at when I was on the border.

First, I have not said what is or is not in the non-papers. As a Minister, I see all the papers I need to see.

I thank the hon. Lady. It is important that, as well as my saying it, Government communications rebut the inaccuracy.

To clarify, the Government have no plans to put in those checks. We clearly cannot compel the Irish Government to do or not do anything.

I thank the hon. Gentleman for his continued support and thoughts on this issue.

Unlike the hon. Lady, I do not want to put a border in Northern Ireland or in Scotland. I believe full-heartedly in the Union.

The hon.

We are trying to get Stormont back up and working.

I do not want to get into the detail of the actual proposal, but I will say that while there are not cameras across the whole of the border,

I have been very clear that there will be no infrastructure on the border.