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Singapore-on-Thames or Dodge City? How London will reinvent itself post-Brexit
Huge gap between statisticians on either side of Channel over impact of Brexit on exports/imports
Five years on from referendum, 4 out of 5 Britons surveyed say they would still vote same way
Frontrunner for DUP leadership declares candidacy and warns stability of power-sharing government at risk
NFU says government should invest more to help open new markets for British agriculture
A study says the EU should drop its rigid insistence on setting the legal rules of engagement on trade
Port says decision to reject £33.5m funding for new immigration posts was irrational
Consultation on reform could be announced as early as chancellor’s July speech to the City
Industry says it is struggling with costs, paperwork and delays resulting from new post-Brexit checks
Plus, survey highlights growing anxiety among Northern Ireland’s unionists
Industry ‘heading for brick wall’ and calls on government to relax immigration rules
The row over the Northern Ireland protocol is a classic case of his ‘directions now, details later’ approach
Opportunity for new regulatory framework to encourage innovation, growth and inward investment
Pact marks first big bilateral agreement negotiated by Britain since leaving the EU
Cross-party group seeks right to debate agreements as pact with Australia set to be announced
US diplomacy could be needed to dial down tensions between London and Brussels over Northern Ireland
Industry bodies warn projects are likely to slow this summer unless urgent steps are taken
British leader’s swipe exacerbates dispute with EU over protocol he signed as part of Brexit deal
UK prime minister says EU leaders are acting in a draconian way over trade checks on goods
Will Brexit and Northern Ireland overshadow PM's agenda on tax, climate and poverty?
Group led by Iain Duncan Smith wants pension funds to have more opportunity to invest in tech
British prime minister at odds with bloc over plan to cut border checks by aligning UK’s food rules with Brussels
US and UK leaders meet for first time in person ahead of G7 summit as tensions remain with EU
EU argues that it has shown flexibility, but things may get worse before they get better
‘A trip to Porto gave me only a glimpse of what European travel might be like in the post-pandemic era’
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