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Unemployment in Scotland rises despite businesses struggling to recruit staff

Neil Gray welcomed the low level of unemployment but warned only "an urgent reassessment" of UK immigration policy could solve the recruitment crisis.

Daily Record

Man got passport renewed in 11 hours after being refused onto plane to stag do

Best man James Crane had no idea the passport rules have changed since Brexit

Wales Online

Ralf Rangnick's forgotten youngster could finally get his chance at Manchester United

'Get Brexit done' had a different meaning at Man United during their continental intake three years ago.

Manchester Evening News

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Britain plays down rift with US over Ukraine ahead of crunch summit

Rishi Sunak will push for clear pathway to Kyiv’s membership to Western military alliance

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland Brexit preparation took staff away from pandemic planning, Inquiry told

"I think there is absolutely no doubt that the absence of ministers did have a significant impact on our ability to develop new policy"

Belfast Live

Pandemic planning resources ‘diverted’ to Brexit preparations – NI medical chief

Sir Michael McBride made his comments as he was giving evidence to the UK Covid Inquiry.

The Independent UK

OPINION - Banks should get their houses in order before policing us

When was it, do you think, that banks stopped being institutions that kept your money and started being guardians of public morality? Time was, I would get hauled into the Berkeley Square branch of the Allied Irish Bank (GB) to explain my overdraft situation; now bank managers have disappeared along…

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OPINION - The one thing Labour doesn’t want to talk about could define them

In January, as the economic storm clouds lingered over Westminster, like a gigantic Monty Python-style anthracite boot, I spent a bit of time with the people looking after Sir Keir Starmer. They were doing what all parties do at times like this when they think they might be in with…

Evening Standard

Senior Tory George Eustice admits UK need more EU workers

George Eustice said labour shortages caused by ‘failure of post-Brexit immigration policy’

The Independent UK

Can fleeing Tories be turned into quality TV?

With more than 40 Conservatives seeking new employment before the next election, media careers could be on the cards

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine and the environment will top the agenda when Biden meets UK politicians and royalty

A dash of pomp and a dose of politics are on the agenda during President Joe Biden's stopover visit to the U.K. He's due to discuss the environment with King Charles III and the war in Ukraine with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

The Independent UK

Starmer’s Labour are not the Tories. But they are timid

The opposition must accept there will be huge challenges if they win the election. But they do not have to accept Brexit

The Guardian - UK

We need more EU workers, admits leading Tory Brexiter

George Eustice, the former environment secretary, is calling for a reciprocal visa scheme so that under-35s can work across the EU and Britain

The Guardian - UK

Blur frontman wants Britpop label ditched for Europop because he hates Brexit

This weekend Blur, famous for hits such as Girls and Boys, Song 2 and Parklife, will be playing to thousands at Wembley stadium but frontman Damon Albarn said he found the resurgence of Britpop 'irritating'

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The Week

Nigel Farage: was former UKIP leader cancelled by Coutts?

Cancel culture, already the blight of British universities, seems to be creeping into banking, said The Daily Telegraph.

The Guardian - UK

British scientists can request grants if UK rejoins EU’s £85bn Horizon scheme

‘Expected’ return could help retain scientists and researchers lost after grants were cancelled in Brexit row

The Guardian - UK

Listen very carefully: there’s no way ’Allo ’Allo! led to Brexit

Letters: Paul F Faupel writes that the theatrically heavy accents used in the sitcom set in occupied France were a parody of British war films

Autosport

F1 pushes UK government to end Brexit logistical nightmares

Earlier this week, F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and the seven team principals from British teams visited Downing Street for a summit meeting with the Secretary of State for DCMS (Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport) Lucy Frazer, as well as advisers to the Prime Minister.

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F1 pushes British government to end Brexit logistical nightmares

The Independent UK

Over 40% of voters believe Labour will reverse Brexit

New poll finds uncertainty over Keir Starmer’s ‘make Brexit work’ policy

Belfast Live

DUP cllr blames Brexit for NI workforce shortage as council agrees motion to extend UK visas

"It's an excellent motion to be quite honest, for all the horticultural industry, it is Brexit that has caused this problem."

The Guardian - UK

‘A huge relief’: scientists react to hopes of UK rejoining EU Horizon scheme

News of expected return also greeted with dismay at UK’s decision to avoid being a net contributor to EU’s flagship programme

The Guardian - UK

How important is Horizon science project for UK – and could it rejoin?

Brexit spat excluded Britain from £85bn European programme – at huge detriment to vital research, argue scientists

The Independent UK

We could have done some things differently, Stormont official tells Covid probe

Dr Denis McMahon outlined challenges that faced Northern Ireland, including instability at Stormont and preparing for Brexit.

The Guardian - UK

Get ready for a reprise of the Enemies of the People show: it’s all Sunak has got left

Their plans in disarray, the Tories will fight the next election pointing blame yet again at judges, clerics and ‘leftie lawyers’, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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