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Unprecedented labour shortages have left hundreds of tonnes of produce rotting in the fields
Bringing back imperial measures on list of deregulation targets along with financial services, agri-science and tech
Cultural exchange programmes in jeopardy as the Home Office phases out ID cards
Banks and asset managers warn of ‘major’ market disruption when licence expires next year
The US president could be a candid friend to the UK and urge the prime minister to honour his post-Brexit Irish trade deal
‘Pragmatic’ move to avoid more strain on supply chains pushes date back from October 1
London and Brussels have arrived at an uneasy equilibrium that is in everybody’s interest to maintain
Resolution adds to pressure on Nicola Sturgeon to set out Scotland referendum plan
Data reform would remove a human check on algorithms
Maros Sefcovic’s comments come after DUP threatens to pull out of Stormont power-sharing over protocol
Excising Article 22 of Brussels regulations would alarm privacy campaigners
If Brussels embraces genuine flexibilities within the framework, Frost will find it hard to reject them
Donaldson says party could exit Northern Ireland’s power-sharing executive ‘within weeks’
Poor working conditions, tax changes and Covid combine with Brexit to create enduring labour shortage
Industry welcomes planned shake-up for getting HGV licences but still seeks easing of visa rules
Brussels and London seeking to avoid repeat of Brexit tensions dubbed ‘sausage wars’
Officials have told businesses they should use British workers rather than expect rules to change
The government faces tricky risk-reward calculation as drive for more openness conflicts with EU direction of travel
Revisiting Brussels’ scrutiny of British state-subsidy decisions deemed reasonable
UK foreign secretary to be questioned over department’s failure to foresee Taliban’s rapid gains
Creating a special parliamentary post could allow the country to benefit from their experience
With fewer migrants, filling vacancies will mean having to pay more
Industry group warns of potential cull of healthy animals while meat processors struggle to fulfil orders
Executives have lobbied for their removal but chancellor Rishi Sunak is boxed in
US indifference to its ally’s interests in the Afghan pullout underscores London’s dependence on Washington
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