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Ryanair boss is the teller of Brexit truths

Brief letters: Michael O’Leary | Joined-up thinking | Mythic rail journeys | A rejection from Raymond Briggs | What to call an egg pricker

The Guardian - UK

Jacob Rees-mogg: Boris Johnson’s Demise Was ‘Triumph’ For Remainers

Boris Johnson’s demise as prime minister was a “triumph” for Remain voters, Jacob Rees-Mogg has said.The Brexit Opportunities minister told GB News there are “a lot of people” who still resent Britain leaving the European Union (EU) and therefore rejoiced in bringing who he called “the standard bearer” of Brexit…

Evening Standard

Why UK farms are recruiting fruit pickers from 7,000 miles away

Last year, Ukrainians helped plug post-Brexit labour shortages. With the focus now on Asia, it’s unclear who should police issues such as illegal broker fees

The Guardian - UK

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Ivo van Hove: ‘UK’s theatres can teach its politicians a lesson about life after Brexit’

As the Belgian director brings his new production of A Little Life to Edinburgh, he says the British stage has been brilliant at maintaining links with Europe

The Guardian - UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg: Boris Johnson’s demise was ‘triumph’ for Remainers

The Brexit Opportunities Minister said there are “still a lot of people” who resent leaving the EU in the UK

Evening Standard

Brexit threatening endangered species as red tape hits zoo breeding programmes

Transferring critically endangered species within Europe to broaden the gene pool is more difficult with Britain outside the EU

The Guardian - UK

Brexit: Bringing down Boris Johnson was ‘triumph’ for Remainers, says Rees-Mogg

Brexit minister also calls on Labour MP to ‘stand down’ as chair of Partygate inquiry

The Independent UK

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'We might not be here next year': The mounting challenges facing Wales' hospitality industry

Traders are reporting decent footfall after years of pandemic turmoil but face new pressures with soaring costs and a lack of staff

Wales Online

Explainer-Britain and regulators square up over post-Brexit financial reform

Britain's government proposed a far-reaching financial services law last month to exploit "freedoms" to write its own capital market rules since leaving the European Union.

Reuters

Rishi Sunak ‘dug heels in’ to resist changes to Brexit red tape, Liz Truss allies claim in fresh attack

Kwasi Kwarteng and Simon Clarke accuse former chancellor of pushing ‘Labour-lite economic policy’

The Independent UK

Ryanair boss blames Brexit for airport chaos and says era of €10 airfares over

Michael O’Leary warns of rising cost of fuel and says policymakers need to get inflation back to about 2%

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss compete for Tory members’ support in Cheltenham leadership hustings – as it happened

The two candidates are bidding for support from Conservative party members ahead of the final vote for the next PM

The Guardian - UK

Yes group returns to Islay for island's agricultural highlight of the year

THIS week, Yes Islay, Jura and Colonsay are getting ready to campaign and have fun at the highlight of the community’s year.

The National (Scotland)

Tories told Brexit is crippling west coast 'lifeline' flights for Scotland's islands

BREXIT has impacted the performance and safety of “lifeline” aviation services on Scotland’s west coast, transport minister Jenny Gilruth has…

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The Guardian - UK

Brexit stage left: British band tells of farcical barriers encountered on EU tour

Groups such as Walt Disco are struggling to make ends meet – or giving up – because of new obstacles, a musicians’ charity says

Evening Standard

GDP: What is it and how does it impact the cost of living?

Everything you need to know about GDP

The Guardian - UK

From the ‘Brexit shredder’ to headless actors – Rishi Sunak must stop these dreadful campaign videos

The #Ready4Rishi campaign has been putting out budget video after budget video. Let’s take a look at the oeuvre so far, says Guardian columnist Hannah Jane Parkinson

Evening Standard

Deep State in the US: What is the conspiracy theory and what has Donald Trump said?

Trump’s supporters have blamed the Mar-a-Lago raid on the supposed “deep state.”

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The Guardian - UK

From energy bills to Brexit: a guide to the Tory leadership race U-turns

Analysis: Conservative contest has featured number of changes and clarifications by Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak

Wales Online

Brexit red tape causing holiday luggage delays with suitcases held up by EU customs checks

Unexpected hold-ups in EU destinations have hit baggage delivery services where travellers send luggage ahead to avoid airport queues

The Guardian - UK

If the Murdoch press is so panicked about recession, why did it back austerity and Brexit?

As Truss and Sunak slug it out, rightwing papers are waking up to the looming catastrophe, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Wales Online

Much-loved Cardiff restaurant La Cuina is closing due to impact of Brexit

The Catalan kitchen has been part of the Canton food scene for ten years but has struggled with importing ingredients and getting staff

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak campaign video criticised as ‘pointless posturing’ and mocked online

The candidate to be the next prime minister said he wanted to ‘keep Brexit safe’.

The Independent UK

Grandmother denied boarding after easyJet misinterprets post-Brexit passport rules

Exclusive: ‘I assume the approach here is to keep sending me the same reply in the hope I will go away’ – Nicola Gow, whose grandmother was wrongly denied boarding in April

Irish Mirror

More than half of Irish businesses hit by increased regulatory burden due to Brexit

Almost four in 10 enterprises indicated that they purchased goods/materials from the United Kingdom, while 35% purchased from the European Union, excluding Ireland

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