Martin Rowson on the battle over the Northern Ireland protocol – cartoon

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Monday, 20 Feb 2023

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Martin Rowson is a cartoonist and author. A collection of his work in the coalition years, the Coalition Book, can be ordered at the Guardian bookshop

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