A bonfire of EU laws on everything from data privacy to road standards will be forced through behind parliament’s back under new plans to seize...
By adminJanuary 31, 2022The government is expected to back down over temporary visas for foreign butchers, as the food industry said ministers were beginning to listen...
By adminOctober 14, 2021Intensive talks to revise the Northern Ireland Brexit deal will get under way in Brussels on Friday, amid growing speculation that the two sides could...
By adminOctober 14, 2021A Sussex pharmaceutical company has told how it had to bundle a production line into a white van and take it to Amsterdam...
By adminFebruary 21, 2021The international trade secretary, Liz Truss, has admitted Brexit has contributed to shortages on supermarket shelves in Northern Ireland, contradicting her Cabinet colleague Brandon Lewis. Ms Truss joined...
By adminJanuary 21, 2021Boris Johnson has blamed seafood exporters for their post-Brexit crash in sales, claiming they are “not filling in the right forms”. The prime minister also...
By adminJanuary 18, 2021Britain and the EU agreed a post-Brexit trade deal on Christmas Eve following several months of often bitter talks between the two sides...
By adminJanuary 8, 2021Parcel courier firm DPD has suspended road deliveries from the UK to the EU – including the Republic of Ireland – because of the increased burden of paperwork caused...
By adminJanuary 8, 2021Many in Europe were relieved that a deal was reached with just days remaining, as business had warned of the catastrophic consequences of...
By adminJanuary 5, 2021The UK’s Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has confirmed negotiations will need to end before Norwegian and Faroese vessels will be able to fish...
By adminJanuary 2, 2021