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Families will need to find an extra £750 for food as inflation to last a year

One analysis says rising costs could go on longer than 12 months thanks to the war, the weather and Brexit

Wales Online

EU preparing for 'doomsday' UK move to break Brexit agreement

THE EU has drafted legislation that aims to strengthen its hand in taking action against the UK over a possible “doomsday” scenario over…

The National (Scotland)

Labour must break party’s silence on Brexit, says Stella Creasy

Writing for the Observer, Labour MP calls on the leadership to ‘name’ problems, as frustration grows with its stance on Europe

The Guardian - UK

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Labour cannot make people’s lives better until it dares to start talking about Brexit

Silence on the issue, for fear of saying the wrong thing, means the Tory dogma and narrative on Europe will go unchallenged

The Guardian - UK

UK’s star chefs get creative to keep menu prices down

Faced with staff shortages, soaring food costs and rising pay, restaurants are trying out less expensive ingredients

The Guardian - UK

Refugees, welcome to Schrödinger’s Rwanda

Priti Patel’s illogical thought experiment on asylum seekers is grist to Boris Johnson’s Brexit mill

The Guardian - UK

Irish PM Martin warns Britain over its N.Ireland law

Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin warned Britain on Sunday it would be "very serious" if it enacted a new law to unilaterally change part of a Brexit deal to try to ease trade with Northern Ireland, and urged the government to resume talks.

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Tory minister in Brexit rallying cry after European court blocks Rwanda flight

THE UK Attorney General has issued a rallying cry to “complete Brexit” after the Government’s initial failed attempt to deport people to…

The National (Scotland)

EU drafting legislation to prepare for ‘doomsday’ Protocol legislation

It comes as the UK tables legislation that aims to override significant parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The Independent UK

Arron Banks almost crushed me in court. Instead, my quest for the facts was vindicated

The libel claim brought by the Brexit campaigner took its toll. But the judgment offered personal relief and hope for public interest journalism

The Guardian - UK

Attorney General: ‘Time to complete Brexit’ in wake of Rwanda flight grounding

Suella Braverman said she has ‘significant reservations about our relationship with the European Court of Human Rights’.

The Independent UK

Letters: secret, broken family courts betrayed me and my child

Children and protective parents are being let down by a system in which pseudo-science holds sway

The Guardian - UK

Tories' Brexit mistakes 'need not be repeated with independence', study says

THE chaos of the lengthy Brexit process would not need to be repeated if Scotland left the UK, according to a new academic study.

The National (Scotland)

Covid and Brexit behind surge in fake ecstasy pills made from psychosis-inducing drug

The sale of party drugs saw a slump during the lockdown and they are now thought to be mixed with caffeine, speed and new drug cathinone that can cause severe mental health issues

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The Guardian - UK

Who needs ethics advisers when your one aim is to keep your party in power?

If the government has its way, there will be no independent checks on its activities

Daily Mirror

Diva Jacob Rees-Mogg accused of making Parliament security staff's jobs harder

The Tory Brexit Opportunities minister was urged to stop “playing silly games for his own gratification” - and setting a bad example for other MPs

The National (Scotland)

Ex-Brexit Party MEP in Twitter meltdown as idea to 'make Rwanda plan work' mocked

A FORMER Brexit Party MEP has been roundly mocked after he suggested putting asylum seekers on a boat “straight to Rwanda”.

The National (Scotland)

'Put money where your mouth is on Scotland to Europe ferry', Scottish Government told

THE Scottish Government must “give its whole-hearted backing” to plans to reinstate a ferry route connecting Scotland with mainland Europe,…

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The Conversation

Is a major recession unavoidable? Three economists give their views

We are in a double bind right now. Prices are going through the roof but all the signs suggest that the economy is weakening. The answer to higher prices is normally to raise interest rates, but this also induces people and firms to spend less money. The challenge for central…

Wales Online

'The UK needs to rejoin the Single Market — Brexit is failing Wales'

The leader of Plaid Cymru Adam Price calls on Labour to make the positive case for the single market and customs union

The Independent UK

Brexit: It will ‘take a decade’ to resolve crisis in Ireland, David Davis warns

Former Brexit secretary concedes promised benefits for UK are yet to materialise, but insists: ‘It’s largely recoverable‘

The Independent UK

Britain’s plan to tear up Brexit deal ‘politically driven’, says top EU official

EU did not used to expect UK to break international law, says Commission vice-president

The Independent UK

UK plan to rip up Northern Ireland Protocol ‘politically driven’, says EU chief

European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic said tabling the Bill was ‘very damaging’ to EU-UK relations.

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon would accept Northern Ireland Protocol equivalent 'in a heartbeat'

The First Minister was asked for her take on the current row emerging between the EU and UK over the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill

The Guardian - UK

It’s no wonder a new Scottish IndyRef is in the works: the status quo is unsustainable

The landscape has changed dramatically since the first vote in 2014 — but it has done so in a way that favours both sides, says journalist Dani Garavelli

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