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The Latest Breaking News from Brexit

Shared Prosperity Fund should be fully devolved, says Scottish minister

It was set up to replace EU structural funding following Brexit.

The Independent UK

Dining across the divide: ‘She sees my generation as not being grateful enough for what we have’

They both vote Labour and agree on Brexit – but what about freedom of speech and cancel culture?

The Guardian - UK

East Midlands businesses back a better 2023, says survey

Despite Ukraine war, high inflation and Brexit, Lloyds Bank survey suggests nine in 10 bosses plan to invest

Birmingham Post

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SNP's 60 questions for Unionists defending 'Westminster control'

HOLYROOD’S Unionist party leaders are facing an avalanche of questions from the SNP on their “continued support for Westminster control”.

The National (Scotland)

The year in travel: Simon Calder looks back at the highs (and mostly lows) of 2022

Good riddance to a terrible 12 months, says travel correspondent Simon Calder

The Independent UK

Tory chaos has left Britain an international laughing stock, says Commons Speaker

Sir Lindsay Hoyle warned that the country was 'struggling to recover' from the divisions of Brexit - and said the recent political turmoil inflicted by the Tories had been a 'disaster'

Daily Mirror

‘Brexit regret’: 30% of Leave voters want closer relationship with EU

‘Greater pessimism’ about impact of Brexit, says pollster John Curtice

The Independent UK

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Government refuses to publish economic benefits estimate of latest Brexit trade deal

Department for International Trade says releasing an estimate isn’t appropriate

The Independent UK

Scottish independence campaigners must offer voters a message of 'hope' in 2023, says ex-Yes chief

EXCLUSIVE: Blair Jenkins, former chief executive of the 2014 Yes campaign, insisted voters in Scotland were still looking for changes in how society is run.

Daily Record

North West business leaders share their predictions for 2023

Business leaders have predicted what will happen next year

Birmingham Post

UK democracy still recovering after another turbulent year, says Speaker

Sir Lindsay Hoyle acknowledged that the political turmoil of the last year left Britain an international laughing stock.

The Independent UK

Don’t underestimate the power of climate bullshit

The claim that net zero policies are to blame for the energy crisis is starting to gain traction

Financial Times

Joules, Roll-Royce, Raleigh, Derby County and Boots: 20 of the most read East Midlands stories of 2022

Stories about Boohoo, Octopus Energy, Poundstretcher, Next and Marks Electrical also proved popular

Birmingham Post

Ministerial cars 'can't be made in Britain due to Brexit'

The Met Police are ditching the armoured Jaguar XJs in exchange for German-built Audi A8s

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Brexit means no British manufacturer able to build UK government’s ministerial cars

UK carmakers ‘unable to meet the requirements’ of the Metropolitan Police protection service

The Independent UK

Sunak and von der Leyen agree to ‘work together’ for NI Protocol solution

In a call on Thursday, the Prime Minister and the European Commission president discussed the post-Brexit arrangements in Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

More than half of businesses still struggling with Brexit bureaucracy two years later

‘Shackles’ of new trading arrangements causing serious problems, British Chambers of Commerce warns

The National (Scotland)

Businesses 'banging their heads against the wall' due to Brexit trade blocks

BUSINESSES are “banging their heads against the wall” in the aftermath of Brexit and increased red tape, a new report has suggested.

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The Independent UK

Minister admits post-Brexit red tape should be eased

Environment minister’s comments come as British Chambers of Commerce calls for action

Manchester Evening News

Brexit rules for millions of EU citizens in UK declared unlawful by High Court

There are 2.6 million people affected by the ruling

The Independent UK

Post-Brexit EU settlement scheme could create illegal migrants, says High Court

Unlawful reading of withdrawal agreement leaves millions at risk of ‘detention and removal’, judge finds

Bangkok Post

Time to make the most of deglobalisation

After four decades of fostering integration through trade and finance, the global economy has begun a painful process of fragmentation. Initially driven by wealthy countries -- namely, the US under former President Donald Trump and the UK following the Brexit referendum -- several geopolitical forces have combined to accelerate the…

The Independent UK

Brexit rules for millions of EU citizens living in UK deemed unlawful

High Court says pre-settled status system is not lawful and creates too much uncertainty

Daily Mirror

Brexit rules for millions of EU citizens in UK declared unlawful by High Court

The Home Office lost a case over the 'pre-settled-status' rule - which could see up to 2.6million EU citizens become 'illegal overstayers' overnight and 'liable to detention and removal'

The National (Scotland)

Slump in UK's GDP shows Brexit not working, say SNP

NEW analysis showing the UK's GDP slumped by 5.5 in the second quarter of the year has intensified calls for Scottish independence.

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