Brexit drama continues to shape UK politics under Sunak's leadership.

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Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has said that the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has "yet to come to terms with the significance" of the vote in support of the new Brexit deal. The DUP voted against the Windsor Framework deal agreed by Rishi Sunak, saying the UK government had to make changes to it. However, Heaton-Harris said the deal was "done" and would soon become international law. The joint UK-EU body that is overseeing Brexit will meet on Friday to ratify the legal changes brought about by the Windsor Framework.
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