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UK fruit exports to EU have dropped by more than half since Brexit

Exports of fruit fell from £248.5m in year to March 2021 to £113.8m in 12 months to March 2023

The Guardian - UK

Just 9% of Britons say Brexit more of a success than failure, poll suggests

By a margin of almost two to one, people now believe voting to leave the EU in 2016 was the wrong call.

The Independent UK

Brexit regret at highest level as most voters say leaving EU has been 'failure'

BREXIT regret has reached record levels according to a new poll which said 62 per cent of Britons felt it had been a “failure”.

The National (Scotland)

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Brexit and Covid see city hoteliers finding solutions to beat recruitment crisis

A new HR forum together with a possible mentoring scheme, and further strengthening ties with the City of Bristol College are among the ideas being implemented

Bristol Post

Keir Starmer should look at reversing Brexit

Letter: Brexit has failed to deliver, so we should consider strategies and policies for rejoining the European Union, says Kate Purcell

The Guardian - UK

Suella Braverman's 14 biggest gaffes and controversies as Rishi Sunak urged to act

The Home Secretary is claimed to have tried to get civil servants to help her avoid a speeding fine, sparking calls for Rishi Sunak to open an investigation into her conduct. The divisive minister is no stranger to controversy

Daily Mirror

Concerns over price rises for period products despite removal of tampon tax

Campaigners say saving is not being passed on by retailers after double digit price rise

The Guardian - UK

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After Brexit: what are the Tories really for?

As Rishi Sunak flew off to Japan, he left behind a party flailing around for an identity

The Guardian - UK

"Very dangerous...": Tony Blair's spin doctor Alastair Campbell on Burnham, Brexit and losing the Red Wall

The former Number 10 Director of Communications discusses the North-South divide and whether Andy Burnham will remain Greater Manchester mayor

Manchester Evening News

The Observer view on immigration: it’s time for Tories to admit that Britain needs foreign workers

While the public mostly take a pragmatic view, some politicians are still pursuing selfish agendas

The Guardian - UK

Brexit: Scrapping EU rules ‘could boost UK wine industry by £180m’

Environment secretary says removing retained Brussels regulations would give British vineyards the ‘freedom they need to thrive’

The Independent UK

Sinn Fein’s Northern Ireland election success adds to pressure on DUP

Sinn Fein has become the biggest party in Northern Ireland’s local government for the first time ever, a historic victory that will heap pressure on the Democratic Unionist Party to end its Brexit-linked boycott of the region’s power-sharing government.

Tribune News Service

Brexit has wrecked Britain’s car industry, but so have the Tories

As carmakers warn that London must renegotiate its deal with Brussels, a lack of government policy is also plaguing the sector

The Guardian - UK

Observer’s Carole Cadwalladr facing heavy legal costs in Arron Banks case

Criticism over latest development in long-running libel dispute between the leading Brexit backer and the journalist

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Daily Mirror

Nigel Farage's failed Brexit bile sits as nicely as Ann Widdecombe's cheese sandwich ban

Farage once said that if Brexit is a disaster, he would move abroad. Fast forward a few years, and the man who conned the nation into voting for it admits: 'Brexit has failed'

The Guardian - UK

I went to the NatCon conference expecting sinister exuberance. But all I found was doom and gloom

Speakers warned of leftwing forces creating a ‘new dark age’. They were quieter about who has been in power for 13 years, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

They’re openly saying it: Brexit has failed. But what comes next may be very dark indeed

The ‘remoaner elite’, the civil service, the BBC, universities, unions, refugees: anything is blamed but Brexit itself, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

Brexit blame game erupts again: how leaving EU came back to bite Tories

Carmakers’ criticisms and migration figures add to pressure on Rishi Sunak, who is not trusted by leavers

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The National (Scotland)

Jaw-dropping Tory speeches and Labour shun SNP 'stunt'

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The Guardian - UK

‘We’re going all in’: how France raced ahead of UK on electric car batteries

State subsidies and industry backing pull in foreign investment as country creates ‘Battery Valley’

The Guardian - UK

Sunak and Braverman must look beyond borders to resolve net immigration row

Home secretary’s proposal to cut work visas likely to exacerbate post-Brexit staff shortages in low-wage industries

The Guardian - UK

Jaguar Land Rover owner offered £500m in subsidies to build battery plant in UK

Incentive from Jeremy Hunt comes only days after three carmakers issued Brexit rules warning

The National (Scotland)

Tory peer confuses Question Time panel as he crunches numbers in bid to defend Union

A TORY peer left the Question Time panel bemused as he tried to crunch the numbers from the 2014 independence referendum and 2016 Brexit vote.

The Guardian - UK

Loyalty has long been the Tories’ secret weapon. Without it, Sunak stands no chance

As rebel rightwingers jockeyed for position this week, they tore up any remaining hopes of a Conservative election victory, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The National (Scotland)

MSPs demand UK Government 'acts immediately' on food inflation

It comes after a dedicated food security unit was launched to monitor and mitigate potential crises in Scotland.

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