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Chief executive calls on UK government to align regulations with EU rules to ease trade
Also, why the cost of electric vehicles is likely to go up and healthy life expectancy to go down
Unionist intransigence over the Irish Sea border rests on insecurity
With its leaders pandering to the right, the party is pushed into ever more incendiary promises it cannot deliver on
If Starmer reaches No 10, pro-European lobby groups may actually be set free to work on softening UK-EU relations
Brussels refuses to extend rules of origin exemption agreed in Brexit trade deal
By showing ingenuity, the EU can turn a truculent neighbour into a useful security partner
Global investment plan criticised for use of ‘smoke and mirrors’ tactics
British politicians remain reluctant to discuss the UK’s relationship with the EU
Company bosses say a shift in political mood means more productive engagement over trade and investment
Irish ministers have been talking up chances for post-Brexit deal
Visa changes, the fall in sterling and more non-EU students have cushioned the impact
Andrew Griffith says reform of EU-era insurance sector regulation will boost UK economy
There is a protocol deal to be done but Unionists will have to swallow a lot if it is to work
The UK debate around Brexit is shifting in light of new data showing the consequences of leaving the EU. In a four part series, the FT examines the impact on Britain’s economy, trade, business and politics
Prioritising the ‘benefits’ of Brexit over economic gain set a poor precedent for future agreements, say critics
Brussels fears policy could violate post-Brexit Trade and Cooperation Agreement
Today’s edition also looks at the drop in global wages, Brexit’s economic impact and the surprise hub of Europe’s new battery industry
Economists agree that leaving the EU has made Britain poorer, the only question is the scale of the setback
Council leaders warn time is running out for levelling up resources to be spent ahead of April deadline
With a cheaper currency, higher taxes and messier politics, the UK has become continental
UK should be more self-sufficient and increase seasonal worker visas, Eliza Manningham-Buller tells NFU
It should not consider regulatory changes unless they will clearly be for the better
Former DUP leader Edwin Poots defends effort to ‘cherry pick’ to benefit farmers as ‘entirely reasonable’
Employers not main driver of latest surge in immigration — nor would loosening rules solve all workforce problems.
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