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Lobby groups express disappointment with chancellor’s ‘empty’ keynote speech
Insiders say outline of framework agreement on post-Brexit trade is crystallising
Plus, Eurotunnel warns Brexit is hitting its business
Finances are in peril, with new funding to replace EU-style subsidies still at an early stage of development
Shadow foreign secretary says repairing relations with the EU will be a priority if elected
Divergence on two sides’ rule books could add bureaucracy and cost
CBI boss Tony Danker to attack PM’s plan to cull EU laws, as he calls for policies to promote economic growth
UK business secretary also admits Britain’s departure from the EU has brought ‘challenges’
Northern Ireland secretary Heaton-Harris says he will ‘assess carefully all options’ for region in political limbo
Also in this newsletter, more evidence of the impact on trade
The UK economy looks sickly against international comparisons, so let’s be honest about the three causes
Ranks of highest earners on continent grew more than 40% in 2021
UK opposition leader and shadow chancellor to push message of financial responsibility to world’s political elite
The EU must help Rishi Sunak face down hardliners to break the logjam
This desperate bid to kick-start Whitehall into action is more likely to blow up in Sunak’s face than bring any benefits
Rishi Sunak faces growing opposition to ‘review or revoke’ Brussels-based legislation in wake of Brexit
Ending free movement from EU is ‘contributing significantly’ to shortages in lower-skilled sectors, think-tanks find
Stretched HMRC resources transferred to other work instead of enforcing compliance
Tory revolt also brewing over MPs claiming a say in proposed bonfire of EU laws
Also in today’s newsletter: Former Czech prime minister Babiš guns for the presidency
Opposition leader ready to ‘support’ prime minister as moves intensify to resolve dispute over protocol
Also in this week’s newsletter, the resurgence of the hardline Reform UK party
Cleverly says UK-EU deal must be ‘sustainable’ but he is criticised for not allowing Sinn Féin leader into talks
Government keeps EU research programmes in its sights but pushes ahead with other plans
Brussels would have access to British IT data for trading across Irish Sea as protocol negotiations warm
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