Britain today scrapped a string of planned post-Brexit checks on imports after several delays in a major Tory U-turn.
Rules that were due to enter force in July after two delays will now only come in at the end of 2023 - and not in their original form.
Instead, they will be "reviewed" before coming into force in an "improved way", Brexit Opportunities Minister Jacob Rees-Mogg announced on a visit to Eurotunnel's HQ in Folkestone, Kent.