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The Latest Breaking News from Brexit

Get Stormont back to ensure Northern Ireland's economic success – Belfast Chamber

Call for leadership to woo investors

Birmingham Post

UK should work more closely with Irish Government to support NI, says Joe Biden

The president also claimed hundreds of US corporations were holding off investing in Northern Ireland due to political instability at Stormont.

The Independent UK

Historic lace firm warns it is being 'killed off' by Brexit

The firm made the lace for Kate Middleton's wedding dress

Nottingham Post

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Dining across the divide: ‘I think she felt the Labour activists were dogmatic, a bit intimidating. That made me cross’

They both voted Labour until recently, when one joined the Conservative party. Would they find common ground on small boats, benefits or Brexit?

The Guardian - UK

No swift US-UK free trade deal, says Jeremy Hunt despite Brexiteers’ promises

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said on Thursday that a US-UK free trade deal much-trumpeted by Brexiteers would not be agreed “imminently” - dampening the likelihood that it could happen before the next General Election.

Evening Standard

German band may have been refused UK entry ‘because they have day jobs’

Post-Brexit rules on touring under fire as it emerges Trigger Cut may have been turned away due to not being full-time musicians

The Guardian - UK

Biden investment pledge is no fix for Sunak’s N. Ireland problem

U.S. President Joe Biden navigated sensitive issues of identity that divide Northern Ireland, and even dangled the carrot of major investment if its peace process endures and power-sharing government is restored.

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Liz Truss hits out at Rishi Sunak and French President Macron in US speech

Liz Truss risked re-opening Conservative Party wounds over Brexit after criticising the government for not moving fast enough to remove EU laws from the statute books.

Evening Standard

How racism and inequality affect even 'desirable' EU migrants in the UK

Everyone knows Italy, as soon as you come here they’ll be like, “Oh Italian, cool! I’ve been there,” so it’s a way of chatting, breaking ice […] but I don‘t know if it’s the same for other foreigners. Like my friend from Bulgaria, if she says, “I’m from Bulgaria,” people…

The Conversation

Let’s be clear: Joe Biden isn’t the problem for Northern Ireland – it’s the Brexit diehards

When it comes to Irish politics, the US president has baggage. But the DUP’s attempts to cast him as a meddling nationalist won’t wash, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Biden speech does not alter political dynamic at Stormont, DUP leader insists

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said the UK Government needed to do more to protect Northern Ireland’s place within the UK internal market.

The Independent UK

Joe Biden says Brexit deal can bring ‘significant’ US investment to Northern Ireland

US president calls for return of powersharing – as his advisers reject DUP’s ‘anti-British’ claims

The Independent UK

Biden says new Brexit deal will bring 'significant investment' to N.Ireland

U.S. President Joe Biden said on Wednesday a deal between Britain and the European Union to simplify post-Brexit trade rules would lead to significant investment in Northern Ireland from "scores" of major U.S. companies.

Reuters

Economist who lambasted Brexit and Liz Truss joins Bank of England

New member of Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee believes ‘Brexit is bad for the UK’

The Independent UK

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The National (Scotland)

US denies Joe Biden 'hates the United Kingdom' after DUP attacks on president

THE DUP have called US President Joe Biden “anti-British” and that they will not bow to pressure to accept Rishi Sunak’s Brexit deal for…

Evening Standard

Brexit will cost UK workers about £1,300 in lost income each year, say experts

The impact of Brexit on people’s earnings could be ‘substantial’, say experts

The Week

Stevenage Woman: the voter who may decide the next election

It is a long acknowledged rule in British politics that a prospective party of government must identify its target demographic with an easily defined stereotype.

The Independent UK

French schools pick Ireland over Britain after Brexit

French school leaders are opting for the more expensive but simpler trip to Ireland

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Al Jazeera

‘Keep the peace’: Biden begins Northern Ireland, Ireland trip

The US president will mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, seek to support post-Brexit trade deal.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Joe Biden in Belfast: securing the Good Friday legacy

Editorial: The American president cannot solve the current impasse single-handedly. But US economic heft can help

France 24

A ‘quiet success story’: How the Good Friday Agreement created an ‘all-Ireland’ economy

The signing of the Good Friday Agreement on April 10, 1998, opened channels for cooperation between businesses on either side of the Irish border and the emergence of an “all-island economy”. A quarter of a century later, shared economic ties are an important source of collaboration between north and south.

Daily Record

SNP blame 'Tory economic incompetence' as UK set for worst growth in G7

The International Monetary Fund said the UK's economy will grow slower than most other G20 countries.

The Independent UK

Joe Biden to meet Northern Ireland leaders as US ‘nudges’ DUP to end Brexit stand-off

Huge security operation under way in Belfast as police recover pipe bombs in Derry

Evening Standard

Top opera designer says Brexit has done “terrible damage” to his art form

‘It has absolutely curtailed people’s careers’ as they cannot take the same jobs abroad, he says.

Evening Standard

Stop serving booze at theatres to calm rowdy crowds, says Christopher Biggins

‘The last thing you want is someone singing out of key’ says the panto star

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