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'Boris Johnson is desperate to cast himself as stirring war leader against Russia'

During the Brexit referendum in 2016, Boris Johnson was accused of being a 'Putin apologist' after he claimed the EU’s foreign policy was partly to blame for Russia's annexation of Crimea

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer woos business with promise to use ‘white heat of technology’ to deliver growth

Labour leader risks alienating companies with promise to take advantage of ‘opportunities of Brexit’

The Independent UK

Three Brexit travel rules to be aware of if you're going on holiday in the EU

What you need to know if you've got a holiday planned in the EU

Manchester Evening News

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New East Lothian town's first council houses delayed by Suez Canal blockage and Brexit

Blindwells is expected to have 1,600 new homes with further expansion planned in the future but difficulty with materials has caused some delays on the site

Edinburgh Live

Brexit: Government to launch study on economic benefits of reintroducing imperial units

Exclusive: Business minister mocked for ‘ludicrous’ attempt to quantify ‘Brexit benefit’

The Independent UK

UK’s internal market has created tensions in devolution, MSPs say

The Internal Market Act was brought in by Westminster to regulate trade between the four nations of the UK in the wake of Brexit

Edinburgh Live

New play to tell story of Brexit’s ‘bloody difficult women’

Cast says drama about Theresa May and Gina Miller is ‘reflection of our times’

The Guardian - UK

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Solving N.Irish Brexit row would help focus on Ukraine, UK says

Settling a Brexit dispute over Northern Irish trade would enable London and Brussels to focus on external issues such as Ukraine, British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss will tell the European Union on Monday.

Reuters

How much longer do we have to pretend that Brexit might work?

Persevering with this policy, as Labour suggests, is as bad for the country as persevering with this charlatan prime minister

The Guardian - UK

Brexit supercharges the political push toward a united Ireland

One potent force is emerging from the torpid dispute over Northern Ireland between the U.K. and European Union, and the potential consequences could redraw the map more dramatically than Brexit.

Tribune News Service

Martin Gilbert declares Edinburgh as the best location to manage money in, despite Brexit

In an exclusive interview, the veteran asset manager also revealed his intention of making Scotland a major financial centre again

Insider UK

Dining across the divide: ‘I nearly laughed out loud when she said Boris Johnson was a go-getter’

The prime minister’s performance, Brexit and mask-wearing: can two strangers agree over dinner?

The Guardian - UK

Many UK exporters say Brexit trade deal hurts business; price rises loom; US jobless claims rise – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK

Post-Brexit trade deal holding back exporters, business group says

In a survey by the British Chambers of Commerce, only one in eight firms said the trade deal was helping them

Birmingham Post

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The Independent UK

SNP calls for more funding for Trading Standards to deal with Brexit checks

The SNP has said the “burden” of additional Brexit and Covid-19 checks require additional funding for Trading Standards Scotland

The Independent UK

Brexit benefits: What are the opportunities Keir Starmer and Jacob Rees-Mogg are talking about?

Here are the main Brexit benefits and opportunities, and whether they are real

The Guardian - UK

Why the panic among Boris Johnson’s allies? Because they know Brexit is unravelling

There is an air of desperation in attacks from those on the right and their supporters in the press, says the former deputy prime minister Michael Heseltine

The Independent UK

‘We are second-class citizens’: Brexit delays push lorry drivers to quit

‘We drive 44-tonne killing machines. We are professionals, and in Europe we are treated like professionals, but in the UK we aren’t’

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Daily Record

SNP fury as Keir Starmer rules out a Labour government rejoining the EU

The Labour leader said he wanted to make Brexit work as he abandoned any notion of rejoining the European Union.

The Guardian - UK

As Europe pushes for peace, clueless Johnson snipes from the sidelines

Brexit Britain’s isolated leaders resort to posturing and fist-waving over Ukraine while France’s Macron pursues diplomatic solutions in Moscow

The Guardian - UK

UK exports to EU fell by £20bn last year, new ONS data shows

Figures show Brexit compounding Covid disruption, with clothing exports plunging 60%, vegetables down 40% and cars 25%

Evening Standard

Emily Sheffield: The time is coming, Mr Sunak, when your country will need you

I’m not going to write about Boris Johnson today. Like many people I can’t bear to watch this psychodrama any longer. We had Brexit, then the pandemic and now the tortured collapse of a Prime Minister’s dream while he clings, nails scratching across the door of No10 as the rumble…

The Guardian - UK

Digested week: claims of Carrie’s crimes against humanity are sexist rot

The government has run out of ideas on Brexit, it’s demob happy on Covid rules, and the PM’s wife is under fire

Wales Online

Welsh Government loses its Court of Appeal challenge to the UK's post-Brexit legislation

The Welsh secretary said the legal challenge was a "waste of time and money" but the Welsh Government plans to appeal

The Independent UK

Fears of another A-level-style fiasco as scrutiny of policies made by computer are ditched following Brexit

‘We all remember the A-levels fiasco, when an algorithm decided what results should be....the poorest students received worse marks’

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