UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he's 'over the moon' about a new deal on Northern Ireland's borders which he says will protect the peace dividend of the Good Friday agreement. Speaking at a Coca-Cola factory in the province, Sunak acknowledges that concerns about previous border arrangements from critics such as the DUP 'were valid', but argues that the new Windsor Framework resolves these concerns. The DUP are yet to confirm whether they will welcome the proposed agreement and resume their key role in Northern Ireland's power-sharing executive at Stormont. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES