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No plan could have helped Scotland tackle Covid pandemic, inquiry hears

Scotland’s former health secretary Jeane Freeman also told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry that problems with distribution led to PPE shortages.

The Independent UK

Paris V&A show gets to the art of Anglo-French ties

Letters: An exhibition of medieval English art can teach us about today – and Brexit, write Andrew Hillier and David Redshaw

The Guardian - UK

No Deal Brexit warnings interfered with Scotland's pandemic planning, inquiry told

A BOARD set up to work on Scotland’s preparations to deal with a pandemic had to suspend meetings for over six months prior to the Covid outbreak…

The National (Scotland)

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Why so many people have had enough of experts – and how to win back trust

When senior British politician Michael Gove announced in 2016 that the public had “had enough of experts” in the lead up to the Brexit vote, it highlighted a growing trend for questioning the authority and power of experts.

The Conversation

Brexit is putting London’s ‘global tech hub’ status at risk, $1bn venture capital fund partner warns

He said Brexit has made attracting talent “substantially more difficult”

Evening Standard

No-deal Brexit warnings interfered with pandemic planning, inquiry told

Gillian Russell, a senior civil servant in Scotland, has given evidence to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

The Independent UK

Portugal warning for Brits as you could be hit with £30,000 fines under new beach rules

Portugal’s National Maritime Authority will start cracking down on loud music being played on beaches in the country, with those bothered by noisy tunes urged to report nuisance beachgoers

Daily Mirror

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BrewDog boss James Watt claims Brexit has 'massively handicapped' UK businesses

James Watt, who co-founded BrewDog, said Brexit had made doing business "significantly more difficult".

Daily Record

BrewDog boss says Brexit ‘has been tragic for UK business’ including his own

BREWDOG CEO James Watt has warned that Brexit “has been tragic for UK business”, including his own.

The National (Scotland)

Labour’s Brexit plan won’t solve Northern Ireland dispute, says DUP

Keir Starmer’s planned veterinary deal with EU not ‘catch-all solution’, says Jeffrey Donaldson

The Independent UK

'Brexit has been tragic for UK business' - BrewDog boss

Company co-founder states he is still unsure about Scottish independence due to 'unanswered questions'

Insider UK

Heartbroken widow says 'talk is cheap' as Covid victims turn their backs on Matt Hancock

The former Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock did not take any personal blame as some victims who lost loves ones to Covid shouted "killer" as he left the Covid Inquiry

Daily Mirror

Matt Hancock says he is ‘profoundly sorry’ for every death caused by Covid-19

"I am profoundly sorry for the impact that it had, I’m profoundly sorry for each death that has occurred."

Manchester Evening News

UK and EU reach post-Brexit ‘turning point’ with financial services deal – Hunt

Horizon membership talks ‘not stalled ... just crunchy’ says chancellor

The Independent UK

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Daily Mirror

Covid Inquiry: Matt Hancock slams 'body bag' approach as angry bereaved turn backs on him

Over three hours of questioning, ex-Health Secretary Matt Hancock admitted there were insufficient PPE stockpiles and testing capacity but refused to accept blame - instead tearing into emergency planning

The Guardian - UK

The Covid tragedy? It was Matt Hancock’s tragedy too, you know

Yes the government had made huge errors, but somehow the health secretary at the time hadn’t

The Guardian - UK

Remainers need to face hard truths about Brexit

Letters: Brexit regret isn’t as common as Jonathan Freedland suggests, says Marcia MacLeod, while John Dunn proposes a pro-Europe party, Johnston Anderson sees issues in rejoining the EU and Catherine Roome mourns a beery victim of Brexit

Evening Standard

British tourists face fines up to £30,000 if they play loud music on Portugal’s beaches

Use of portable speakers blaring out loud music which upsets other sunseekers has been banned by Portugal’s National Maritime Authority

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The Independent UK

Brexit ‘cliff edge’ threatens electric car production, warns industry boss

‘We can’t afford to have a last-minute 31 December agreement’, says automobile chief on January deadline

The Independent UK

Johnson had ‘weaknesses’ but was ‘firm’ on Brexit, says Lord Frost

The former Brexit negotiator called on Rishi Sunak to ‘double down’ on the vision of the 2016 Brexit vote and the 2019 general election victory.

The Independent UK

UK was ill-prepared for pandemic because resources were diverted to Brexit, ex-health chief says

Britain's former health secretary has told an official inquiry that the U.K. was ill-prepared for a pandemic partly because government resources had been diverted away from pandemic planning to brace for a possibly chaotic no-deal Brexit

Evening Standard

Matt Hancock ‘profoundly sorry’ for every death caused by Covid-19

The former health secretary told the Covid inquiry he took his role as ‘principle responder’ to a pandemic ‘very seriously’.

The Guardian - UK

Brexit ‘cliff edge’ poses threat to UK electric car production, warns industry chief

Head of SMMT raises concerns over tightening of trade rules from January on vehicles exported from UK to EU

Daily Mirror

Woman left £3k out of pocket after passport error ruins cruise holiday

Christine and John Bentham ended up £3,198 out of pocket and not on a cruise after they turned up at the port in Southampton only to discover their passports were not in order

The Guardian - UK

‘If artificial intelligence creates better art, what’s wrong with that?’ Top Norwegian investor and art collector Nicolai Tangen

The head investor of Norway’s sovereign wealth fund worries more about AI affecting the country’s portfolio than his own collection of paintings

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