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North East set to take the hardest hit from Brexit, report says

Report from the Resolution Foundation says that Brexit has damaged Britain's competitiveness and will hit wages in the years ahead

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Britain launches free trade talks with Gulf countries

Britain will launch talks over a new free trade deal with six Gulf states including Saudi Arabia on Wednesday and charities warned it not to ignore human rights in its latest bid to grow non-EU ties after Brexit.

Reuters

Brexit will hit workers’ real wages by nearly £500-a-year

Brexit will hit workers’ real wages by nearly £500-a-year and damage Britain’s competitiveness, according to a new report on Wednesday.

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Report reveals how much Brexit will cost Scots workers in next decade

BREXIT will lead to a “poorer and less productive” UK in the decade ahead, with workers in Scotland predicted to lose out the equivalent of…

The National (Scotland)

Brexit will keep wages down and make UK poorer in decade ahead, study finds

Real pay set to be £470 lower per worker each year, say top economists

The Independent UK

Brexit is making cost of living crisis worse, new study claims

EU withdrawal fuelling higher import costs and costing British workers nearly £500 a year, says Resolution Foundation

The Guardian - UK

Workers' real pay will be cut by £470 thanks to Brexit, damning report says

A study by the Resolution Foundation think tank and London School of Economics details some of the outcomes of the decision to quit the EU - six years after the historic vote

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Dominic Raab denies assault on Human Rights Act is ‘racist’ and risks fresh Brexit clash

Exclusive: Deputy prime minister accuses critics of lacking ’common sense’ and inflating risk of clash

The Independent UK

Grant Shapps’s rail strike blame game joins fellow ministers’ absurdities in a vision of Tory Wonderland

Transport secretary absolves himself of responsibility for transport as Boris Johnson and Liz Truss turn the screw on all sense

The Guardian - UK

'We've been really hard hit': Scots firm sacks half of staff due to Brexit impact

A SCOTTISH business is set to sack half its staff after Brexit caused a 65 decline in sales in one year, its owner has said.

The National (Scotland)

Andrew Marr's REAL views on independence revealed in book festival rant

ANDREW Marr has insisted Scottish independence would be "rotten" for "ordinary working people" and claimed it would cause an…

The National (Scotland)

Airline boss says Tories 'couldn't run a sweet shop' as Brexit blamed for chaos

TORY ministers have been told they “couldn’t run a sweet shop” as angry airline bosses blame travel chaos on Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

Northern Ireland protocol row could damage good faith needed for post-Brexit trade deals

The European Union is taking legal action against the UK once again, after the government announced a bill altering the post-Brexit agreement that deals with trade between Northern Ireland, the rest of Britain, and the EU. The Northern Ireland protocol has been a driver of economic and political tension since…

The Conversation

SNP say Scotland's NHS faces 'grave consequences' from Brexit bills

THE SNP insist Scotland's NHS faces "grave consequences" of being opened up to US-style health corporations from two Tory Brexit trade…

The National (Scotland)

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The Independent UK

Brexit ‘completely’ to blame for airport chaos, says Ryanair boss – predicting summer-long disruption

‘This government couldn’t run a sweet shop’, says Michael O’Leary

Reuters

French minister calls British plans to ditch parts of NI protocol "worrying"

France's Europe minister Clement Beaune said on Tuesday the United Kingdom should respect its Brexit agreement with the European Union and described as worrying initiatives by London to ditch parts of the Northern Ireland protocol.

Reuters

From north to south, UK PM Johnson faces prospect of bruising by-election defeats

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson could this week lose two parliamentary seats that once illustrated his broad appeal, showing his declining popularity that could spur his party to try to find a way to oust him.

Daily Record

The RMT cannot be blamed for covid pandemic and its impact on public finances

Record View says it's the UK Government that's to blame for the abysmal covid response, shambolic Brexit deal and who cannot control inflation.

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Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer to rule out bringing back free movement if Labour wins power

The Labour leader promised party members he would “defend free movement as we leave the EU” when he was elected leader - but he is expected to rule it out in a new speech on Brexit

The Independent UK

Britain has taken stronger view than US on Ukraine, says ex-White House adviser

John Bolton will claim the UK now has a ‘independent role’ in Nato due to its departure from the ‘smoothie-making’ EU decision process.

Wales Online

Is there any way of escaping recession? Three top economic minds have their say

The labour market is going to be key to how the UK economy performs in the coming months

The Independent UK

Belfast port handles record trade as Brexit pushes GB traffic away from Dublin

Belfast Harbour has bounced back to pre-pandemic profit levels.

The National (Scotland)

Scots to be 'disproportionately affected' by airline chaos as Brexit blamed

SCOTS have been warned they will be disproportionately affected by flight cancellations this summer, which are being blamed on Brexit.

The Conversation

Tiverton and Honiton byelection: rural communities are itching for the chance to cast a protest vote

Tiverton and Honiton in Devon has long been a Conservative stronghold. But the Liberal Democrats believe they have a good chance of taking the seat in an impending byelection. The vote follows the resignation of former MP Neil Parish, who admitted to watching porn in the House of Commons chamber.

The Conversation

Commonwealth leaders gather in Rwanda as UK refugee plan focuses attention on human rights

For decades, Whitehall has pondered how to make use of the Commonwealth, without tangible results. There was an expectation in some quarters that Brexit would increase its significance to the UK. But it was never clear why this would, in itself, suddenly transform an under-resourced and notoriously unfocused organisation into…

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