Where Covid and Brexit collide

Update: 2021-02-01

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Belfast. Once known for linen, tobacco and rope-making, Belfast boasted the world's largest shipyard, now has a major aerospace and missiles industry, and has blossomed into a big tourist centre. What have Covid and Brexit done to businesses here and what's next for the city? Business Editor of the Irish News Gary McDonald and owner of Little Giant Films Robin Morgan join the team.

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Where Covid and Brexit collide

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Where Covid and Brexit collide

Where Covid and Brexit collide