Hospitality serving robots venture launched by Welsh entrepreneur Gareth Jones said his new venture is aimed at supporting the sector in face of staff shortage and recruitment issues Birmingham Post · Aug 23, 2022
Brexit: ‘Urgent’ need for UK-EU protocol deal amid cost of living crisis, warn business chiefs Plan put foward by Liz Truss will create ‘myriad’ problems, say trade bodies urging ‘swift resolution’ The Independent UK · Aug 22, 2022
Dual regulatory system would risk reputation of NI exporters, businesses warn The proposal is part of the Government’s plan to replace unilaterally Brexit’s Northern Ireland Protocol. The Independent UK · Aug 22, 2022
Felixstowe strikes: how will they affect UK shop shelves and prices? The eight-day stoppage at Britain’s largest container port could have a damaging impact on supply chains The Guardian - UK · Aug 22, 2022
'Garbage': Tory government claims SNP councils 'endorse Levelling Up plans' THE UK Government has been accused of spouting “shamelessly misleading garbage” about the Levelling Up Fund (LUF) after Alister Jack claimed the… The National (Scotland) · Aug 22, 2022
BBC 'ducked' reporting on Brexit impacts in full, says former editor FORMER BBC journalist Jon Sopel has said the BBC “ducked” reporting on the full consequences of Brexit after it was accused of having a bias in… The National (Scotland) · Aug 22, 2022
Support to rejoin the EU soars among Scottish voters in new poll SUPPORT among Scottish voters to rejoin the EU is soaring, a poll has revealed. The National (Scotland) · Aug 22, 2022
Ireland’s Europe Minister hopes Truss would set ‘good’ pattern on Brexit issues Thomas Byrne hopes that talks on resetting Brexit could still be held. The Independent UK · Aug 21, 2022
Jacob Rees-Mogg backs Liz Truss’s claim UK workers need ‘more graft’ Brexit opportunities minister says Tory leadership hopeful’s comments reflect Britain’s ‘poor productivity’ The Guardian - UK · Aug 21, 2022
Rising inflation, Brexit and pandemic blamed as school expansion costs rocket by a quarter Bolton council have agreed to spend an extra £1.2M- to secure desperately needed new school places in the borough Manchester Evening News · Aug 19, 2022
Brits still get a warm welcome in Europe, despite Brexit Letters: Readers in Britain and Europe on navigating relationships with our continental cousins The Guardian - UK · Aug 19, 2022
UK strikes: how industrial action at a major port could disrupt supplies of clothing, cars and canned food The ability to move products from A to B has been affected by COVID and Brexit-related bottlenecks in recent years, as well as rising concerns about the environmental impact of how companies supply our goods. The unpredictability of global markets has continued to affect logistics in 2022. In addition to… The Conversation · Aug 19, 2022
Despite everything, I still don’t know who the real Liz Truss is Before the 2016 referendum, a minister in the then-Cameron government, who was voting for Brexit, asked Liz Truss, with whom they worked closely, which way she was going to swing. She replied, with little hesitation, that although she believed in Brexit, because it was highly likely the Leave camp would… Evening Standard · Aug 19, 2022
Lord Frost: Independence is 'morally wrong' and devolution should 'evolve back' THE UK’s former Brexit negotiator and vocal Liz Truss supporter has described the idea of Scottish independence as “morally wrong” and called… The National (Scotland) · Aug 19, 2022
The Guardian - UK · Aug 19, 2022 Sex Education’s James Purefoy: ‘Fisherman’s Friends is the only good thing that came out of Brexit’ As the sequel to the Cornish fishing film is released, its star discusses his 30-year mission to avoid fame, being caught up in a racism row and dealing with bullies – himself included
The Guardian - UK · Aug 19, 2022 Thatcherism is an obsolete ideology – but it’s the only one that Sunak and Truss have The Tories see fresh thinking as a luxury, so their leaders are sticking with an orthodoxy that’s well past its sell-by date, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett
The National (Scotland) · Aug 18, 2022 Britain has 'nose-dived' in last 10 years - and Brexit is proof, say Proclaimers BRITAIN has “nose-dived” in the last 10 years – and Brexit is proof, The Proclaimers have said.
The Guardian - UK · Aug 18, 2022 Dining across the divide: ‘She thinks we should have cycle lanes everywhere – even in the countryside’ He’s a City worker who sees benefits to Brexit; she’s a student nurse who thinks it was an excuse to rip up protections. Can they agree on cycling?
The Independent UK · Aug 18, 2022 Jacob Rees-Mogg says government should no longer ‘deliver certain functions’ as Brexit prize ‘Our departure from the European Union necessitates a re-thinking of the British state’
The Guardian - UK · Aug 18, 2022 Truss and Sunak are promising sunshine without rain – don’t believe them From Churchill to Roosevelt, great leaders have told the public the truth: that in dark times, sacrifices must be made for the greater good, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle
Chronicle Live · Aug 17, 2022 Passport rule changes spark holiday warning for British travellers post-Brexit Countless tourists have fallen foul of travel documentation changes in a post-Brexit United Kingdom - leaving them stranded at airports, furious and deeply out of pocket
Birmingham Post · Aug 17, 2022 Sunderland snack bar maker Fullwell Mill sold in pre-pack administration deal The Wearside firm has been operating since 1990 but was hit by Covid and Brexit-related challenges
Daily Record · Aug 17, 2022 24 jobs set to go as £9m Ayrshire business plunges into liquidation Worksmart Contracts is to be wound up although bosses described the decision being made as "devastating".
Daily Mirror · Aug 17, 2022 West Ham handed Brexit boost as Europa Conference League opponents hit with hammer blow David Moyes' West Ham are in Europa Conference League action on Thursday as they take on Danish Superliga side Viborg with the Hammers keen to reach the group stages
Reuters · Aug 17, 2022 EU "takes note" of UK launching dispute over research programmes The European Commission said on Wednesday it had "taken note" of Britain's announcement that it had launched dispute resolution proceedings with the EU to gain post-Brexit access to the bloc's scientific research programmes.