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Scheme set up to help small companies handle disruption caused by UK’s departure from EU
EU attempts to ease rising tensions over rules designed to prevent hard border on island of Ireland
Only small proportion of investors could vote as London-based investors excluded after Brexit diluted their rights
Government attempts to control the growing numbers of small boats crossing the Channel have so far failed
Rachel Reeves says party will commit to boosting exports and improving Brexit deal if it wins next election
Maximalist demands obscure reasonable options for improving the Brexit deal
Traders had warned decision by London to maintain EU requirement after leaving bloc would cause lasting damage
New requirements have taken a toll on smaller passenger and cargo carriers
Government criticised over failure to respond to commission’s proposals on protecting standards when international accords are signed
Drugs manufacturers say post-Brexit red tape undermines their ability to supply the region
Plus, Philip Stephens and the deepening shortage of HGV drivers
The UK’s latest proposals for the Northern Ireland protocol are an attempt to tear up an international treaty
Berlin pledges to impose sanctions on Moscow if its energy policies endanger US regional allies
London demands overhaul of agreement requiring checks on goods going from Great Britain to Northern Ireland
The plans seek to reduce checks on trade between the region and Great Britain
Raab says Brussels’ draft mandate undermines sovereignty and violates terms agreed with Spain
Frost to outline strategy removing most checks on Irish Sea trade while threatening to suspend protocol
As accusations of incompetence and bad faith fly, this trade proposal could move the UK and EU forward
Companies fear that increased bureaucracy will stifle drive to create a global innovation hub
Brexit poses the difficult question of how to protect both the peace process and the integrity of the EU’s single market
Competition and Markets Authority will be able to fine rip-off companies and prevent ‘killer acquisitions’
New regulations are forcing some dealers who relied on easy access to French markets to abandon the business
Plus, survey shows US businesses are not put off investing in post-Brexit Britain
Figure is £3.5bn lower than that given by Brussels but officials blame different methodologies
Boris Johnson accused of breaking promises on quotas and control of domestic waters
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