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UUP leader warns of ‘bleak outlook’ even with return of proper Executive

UUP Leader, Doug Beattie warned of a “bleak outlook” this winter, even if the return of a fully functioning Stormont Executive is agreed. Northern Ireland’s political leaders met with the head of the region’s civil service Jayne Brady at Stormont Castle.The DUP has blocked the formation of a new Executive…

Evening Standard

Brexit, Northern Ireland and the SNP: conundrums on next PM’s plate

The union is in a fragile state, with Sturgeon pushing for a fresh referendum and EU relations frayed over the NI protocol

The Guardian - UK

Michael Gove slammed for claiming Brexit is done despite Northern Ireland protocol fight

Michael Gove has been criticised for claiming Brexit is done despite a continuing fight over controversial plans to rewrite the Northern Ireland protocol.

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'Festival of Brexit' costing £120m attracts less than 0.4% of 66 million visitor target

The controversial Unboxed celebration, which was branded an "irresponsible use of public money" by MPs, has reportedly attracted just 238,000 visitors since it launched in March - well short of lofty expectations

Daily Mirror

'Mention Brexit and we'll walk', Scottish festival bosses told Tories

ORGANISERS of the Scottish events which came from the Tories’ “Festival of Brexit” said they would pull out if any MP mentioned that term…

The National (Scotland)

‘Festival of Brexit’ falls spectacularly short of 66 million visitor target

Director mourns ‘politicisation’ of project – as just 0.36% of target achieved

The Independent UK

UK pound records biggest monthly decline since 2016 as economic uncertainty grows

STERLING has recorded its biggest monthly decline against the dollar since the wake of the Brexit referendum in 2016.

The National (Scotland)

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Scots nurse trapped 2500 miles away from family amid post-Brexit visa mess

A NURSE in Scotland’s NHS and his eight-year-old son have been stuck 2500 miles away from their family for weeks after an airline refused to…

The National (Scotland)

‘Festival of Brexit’ label puts visitors off Unboxed project, says organiser

Investigation reveals the £120m creative event series has attracted fraction of target numbers

The Guardian - UK

Ex-Brexit supremo Lord Frost considering standing as MP to serve in Truss cabinet

Politician in senior role ‘really should be elected’, says peer who led negotiations with Brussels

The Independent UK

The Queen and Boris Johnson: Constitutional problems, parties and apologies

Mr Johnson, who will tender his resignation to the head of state next week, had a controversial time as PM.

The Independent UK

Scotland's population to decline with stagnating migration after Brexit, report predicts

SCOTLAND'S population is to drop with stagnating net migration following Brexit, a new study has precited

The National (Scotland)

UK urged to re-engage with protocol talks, as EU prepares retaliatory laws

Irish MEP Sean Kelly said that the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill demonstrated the UK Government’s ‘willingness to be aggressive and headstrong’.

The Independent UK

Eurostar to axe London to Disneyland service amid Brexit consequences and impact of Covid

EUROSTAR is set to axe its direct train service from London to Disneyland Paris from June 5 next year.

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The Guardian - UK

Brexit is the monster under the bed Liz Truss is desperately trying to ignore

The likely winner of the leadership contest insists Brexit was the right path to take with the vehemence of a zealous convert, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Wales Online

Nine things you need to consider when deciding whether to support an independent Wales

A combination of Covid and Brexit has driven support for independence

The National (Scotland)

Brexit slams Scottish nurseries with staffing issues, new report finds

BREXIT has heaped pressure on Scotland’s nurseries with a third of EU staff leaving the sector since 2018, a new report has found.

Daily Mirror

Eurostar axes direct trains to Disneyland Paris - in part due to Brexit

Eurostar will stop running its services from St Pancras to Marne-la-Vallée, the closest station to Disneyland Paris, from June 2023, making the trip much more difficult for Brits

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The Guardian - UK

‘Raising money is difficult’: British startups finding it harder to access funding

Four founders – one of whom ended up moving his company to the US – on the challenges facing UK businesses

Wales Online

Direct Disneyland Paris trains axed from next June

Brexit fallout blamed for move

The Independent UK

Eurostar to axe direct Disneyland Paris trains, partly blaming Brexit

Exclusive: ‘This appears to be another example of the fallout from leaving the EU for travelling Brits’ – Julia Lo Bue-Said, CEO, Advantage Travel Partnership

The National (Scotland)

Alan Sugar: Boris Johnson and Michael Gove should face jail over Brexit claims

Boris Johnson and Michael Gove should face jail for misleading the public over Brexit, according to the controversial business magnate Alan Sugar

The Guardian - UK

‘It will benefit the powerful’: row over Brixham fish market levelling up plan

Conservationists and smaller fishers say expansion scheme is ‘good for the big boys’ but will not benefit Devon port

Daily Mirror

11 things Rishi Sunak said that could come back to haunt Liz Truss if she wins

Liz Truss is expected to be named Prime Minister after a summer of vicious infighting. Her rival Rishi Sunak has landed a string of damaging blows along the way which could pose problems for the Tories

The Guardian - UK

At last, the Tories prove that Brexit has polluted the UK

Having raw sewage lapping around the UK is a fitting symbol of our freedom from the tyranny of EU red tape

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