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British empire nostalgia played part in Brexit vote, says Nobel laureate

Abdulrazak Gurnah said imperial attitudes were fuelled by the government withholding details of Britain’s colonial past

The Guardian - UK

Brits will need to pay new visa fee to visit EU countries from next year

UK passport holders travelling from Britain will have to pay to get a visa through the European Travel Information and Authorisation System following the country's Brexit

Daily Mirror

Vodafone-owned network brings back roaming fees in major Brexit price hike

Voxi, which is owned by Vodafone, has brought back roaming charges in 49 countries. This costs £2 per day to use your UK allowances when abroad - but you might be able to cut your costs

Daily Mirror

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Anthony Horowitz: I’m still waiting to see benefit of Brexit

Author who has previously called himself a Conservative tells Hay festival he ‘can’t understand’ the government’s actions

The Guardian - UK

Stop abuse of migrant workers before Britain becomes the next Dubai

Exploitation common in the Gulf is emerging in the UK – and will only get worse without government intervention

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England ‘reluctant’ to talk about Brexit harm, says Bank of America

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey faced a Brexit row on Friday after it was accused of being “reluctant” to talk about the harm caused by Britain quitting the EU to avoid upsetting the Government.

Evening Standard

NI parties describe ‘very useful’ meetings with US delegation

Alliance Party deputy leader Stephen Farry said his party had urged the US politicians to help overcome issues with the protocol.

The Independent UK

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Hard Brexit plans by ex-MI6 chief hacked and leaked by Russians

Emails describe strategy in 2018 by Sir Richard Dearlove and others to ensure Britain left EU on WTO terms

The Guardian - UK

NI protocol dispute ‘not a real crisis’, leader of US delegation says

Congressman Richard Neal said the stand-off over post-Brexit trading arrangements governing the Irish Sea was a ‘problem to be solved’.

The Independent UK

Steph's Packed Lunch: Russell Kane insists he isn't wearing a 'Brexit jacket' as he dons Union Jack

Russell delighted Steph's Packed Lunch audience with sparkling Union Jack emblazoned jacket

Liverpool Echo

Dining across the divide: ‘How can he come from Latvia and support Brexit?’

They both accept the EU’s failings, find common ground on Covid and the climate crisis, but can an accountant and actor strike up a friendship post-referendum?

The Guardian - UK

Third of fish and chip shops under threat amid soaring costs and post-Brexit

Hundreds of fish and chip shops in Britain are struggling to survive after their costs soared in the global economic crisis and after Brexit.

Evening Standard

Majority in Northern Ireland think Brexit has increased likelihood of united Ireland – survey

The survey also suggests that unionist and nationalist identities have become stronger

Irish Mirror

Most people in NI believe Brexit has increased chance of a united Ireland

The survey also revealed support for Northern Ireland remaining within the United Kingdom is down

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The Independent UK

Brexit website ‘linked to Russian hackers’ leaked former MI6 spy chief’s emails

Some of those targeted said they had been made aware of ‘Russian disinformation based on illegal hacking’

Manchester Evening News

Brexit rules for getting married abroad - here's what you need to know

The UK may have split from the EU but don't let it upset your overseas wedding plans

Daily Record

Latest Partygate controversy reiterates fact you can never trust the Tories to do the right thing

Annie Brown says the words written on a battered little book bought in 1944 could slip so easily into this week’s commentary on the pictures of Boris Johnson raising a glass at a Downing Street party during lockdown.

Daily Mirror

Newly married man fuming as honeymoon 'ruined' due to 'ridiculous' passport rule

Christian Young, 49, from Melbourne, Derbyshire, was stopped at check-in at East Midlands Airport and told his passport breaks a new Brexit rule, meaning he missed his honeymoon

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Glasgow Live

The mobile networks that have roaming charges - from Vodafone to Three

Mobile firms were previously banned from charging extra fees to use your UK allowance in the EU but this now no longer applies because the Brexit transition is over

Wales Online

UK visitors face 'horrendous' Brexit queues at Spanish holiday airports

Queues have been blamed on delays caused by extra checks needed and a shortage of police officers at passport control

The Independent UK

Sinn Fein president welcomes intervention of US congress members

However, some DUP members have accused the representatives of being “one-sided”.

The Guardian - UK

In the Passport Office queue I see distress, despair and the dilapidated state of Britain

Public service cuts are ruining what’s left of the essential services we all use, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Tribune News Service

UK to start legislating against Brexit deal within three weeks

LONDON — The U.K. aims to introduce its controversial bill to override parts of the Brexit deal it negotiated with the European Union within the next three weeks, Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis has signaled.

Daily Mirror

Jacob Rees-Mogg accused of working 'four day week' amid civil service office row

The Minister for Brexit Opportunities and Government Efficiency, has called for the 'rapid return' of civil servants to their offices in Whitehall now that Covid-19restrictions have ended

The Guardian - UK

Australia has shown how quickly the right can crumble. Boris Johnson, be warned

The ousting of shameless culture warrior Scott Morrison should send a shiver down Tory spines, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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