'Mind-boggling' Brexit rules hit British food exports by £3bn a year
British food sales to the EU have fallen by more than 16% on average across the three years since Brexit, a new report found, with businesses blaming new border checks.
MLAs to vote on post-Brexit trading rules
Stormont parties have tabled a motion as part of the process that gives MLAs a say on some post-Brexit arrangements.
Britain sets aside £10bn for future payments to EU more than eight years after Brexit vote
Exclusive: To cover the continuing costs of Britain’s divorce from Europe, the government has accounted for £20.6bn in future ...
UK chemicals sector doubts Starmer ‘reset’ will end Brexit blues
Businesses say regulatory and customs frictions will barely be eased if Labour government sticks to red lines on EU ...
Vauxhall's troubles began with Brexit - former boss
The British Broadcasting Corporation Brexit caused Vauxhall’s troubles says former boss Mark Noble stepped down as Luton ...
Brexit makes touring Europe ‘simply not viable’ for musicians, minister admits
Exclusive: Chris Bryant says the government ‘fully recognises the scale of challenges facing professionals wishing to tour in ...
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Brexit deal done: the key dates in the UK exit from the EU
A trade deal has been struck between the UK and the EU, days before the 31 December deadline. The treaty will come into effect from 1 January 2021, taking over from the existing transition period ...
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Brexit: One year on, the economic impact is starting to show
Frustrating. Scary. Huge drop in sales: a panel give their opinions on Brexit. A dozen mild-mannered small business owners pop up on my screen from sectors ranging from chemicals, to financial ...
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With Brexit increasingly unpopular, Keir Starmer is plain wrong about the EU
This year, the price of these imports is set to increase because of post-Brexit border checks. Kasper Kortegaard Graven, of Danish Christmas tree wholesaler Kortegaard, told the Guardian ...
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Post-Brexit ETA puts ‘bread-and-butter success story of the Good Friday Agreement’ at risk
Soon, visitors to the island will be required to pay and register for an ETA, even for short coach journeys to the north.
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Brexit: What's happening and what comes next?
Brexit deadlines have come and gone, but now it's fair to say crunch time is fast approaching for the UK's departure from the European Union. So, given everything that's been going on, it feels ...