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politics 2025-06-27 05:00
UK government unveils trade strategy to protect businesses amid global shifts - The UK has introduced a new trade strategy to respond to global trade uncertainties.
- The plan emphasizes boosting exports and protecting domestic companies through new safeguards.
- This strategy is seen as a significant step to ensure British businesses can thrive in a challenging global landscape.
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business 2025-06-26 13:40
Visma chooses London over Amsterdam for potential stock listing - Visma emphasizes the importance of reforms to address Brexit complications for its stock listing decision.
- The choice of London indicates the company's strategic aim to access a diverse investor base.
- Ultimately, the listing may benefit Visma's growth and reinforce its position in the competitive software industry.
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politics 2025-06-25 22:27
Britons lose faith as voter trust in government declines sharply - A significant survey indicates public confidence in the government is at an all-time low.
- Key factors undermining trust include dissatisfaction with the healthcare system and economic pressures.
- Addressing these issues is essential for the government to regain public confidence.
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politics 2025-06-21 06:00
Majority of Brits regret Brexit and want to return to the EU - A recent YouGov poll shows 56% of Britons wish to return to the EU, with 61% viewing Brexit as a failure.
- Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, and the Conservative Party are primarily blamed for perceived negative consequences of Brexit.
- The data indicates a shift in public sentiment towards the EU, despite political divisions on rejoining.
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politics 2025-05-20 01:44
UK and EU finalize deal improving fishing rights and trade relations - The new agreement reached includes provisions on fishing rights, trade barriers, and defense.
- It extends fishing access for EU boats in UK waters until 2038 and eases export checks for food.
- Both sides view this deal as a significant step towards improved cooperation post-Brexit and economic benefits.
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politics 2025-05-17 00:10
UK and EU negotiate new security pact amid rising tensions - The UK-EU summit scheduled for May 19, 2023, in London will address major issues stemming from Brexit.
- Key negotiating points include a new security pact, youth mobility, and fishing rights related to post-Brexit agreements.
- The outcome of these negotiations could significantly reshape UK-EU relations and impact regulatory autonomy.
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business 2025-03-22 19:34
Brexit costs UK businesses £37 billion a year - The UK government has reported a £37 billion annual loss in trade with the EU since Brexit.
- Trade barriers have been identified as a key issue impacting businesses, particularly SMEs, in the UK.
- The Labour Party is seeking to negotiate better trade agreements with the EU to address the negative fallout from Brexit.
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politics 2025-02-11 01:13
Childcare fees soar as providers react to tax hikes - Childcare providers in the UK will increase nursery fees by an average of 10 percent due to new national insurance tax hikes.
- A survey indicates that 39 percent of nurseries may reduce their childcare offerings as operational costs rise.
- These developments highlight a wider struggle within the childcare sector, prompting calls for government intervention.
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society 2025-02-10 17:00
Jeremy Clarkson cannot tolerate Brexit voters - Clarkson and Kaleb Cooper faced significant bureaucratic delays while traveling to France, illustrating the impact of Brexit.
- Clarkson expressed frustration with those who still support Brexit without acknowledging its consequences.
- His comments reflect broader anxieties regarding the effectiveness of Brexit and its ongoing repercussions in the UK.
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business 2025-02-09 00:01
British gîte owners face crisis as bookings decline - British gîte owners are struggling due to Brexit, rising taxes, and fewer bookings.
- Many owners reflect on the easier past of attracting guests, especially pre-Covid.
- Given the current economic climate, innovative tactics are necessary to survive.
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politics 2025-02-04 21:30
Keir Starmer braces for tough negotiations with EU leaders for post-Brexit reset - Sir Keir Starmer is the first UK Prime Minister to meet with EU leaders since Brexit.
- The EU will demand concessions on key issues, including fishing rights and youth mobility.
- Starmer must act quickly to ensure Brexit does not become a divisive issue in the next general election.
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politics 2025-02-02 11:23
Ed Davey calls for urgent UK-EU customs union to fix Brexit damage - Ed Davey, leader of the Liberal Democrats, criticizes the Conservative government's lack of a post-Brexit economic strategy.
- A bespoke UK-EU customs union is proposed to boost trade, cut red tape, and improve relationships amidst changing geopolitical circumstances.
- Strengthening ties with Europe is deemed essential for the UK's economic recovery and security in the face of global challenges.
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politics 2025-01-27 19:40
UK shows interest in joining EU's tariff-free trade scheme - Rachel Reeves has shown a willingness to explore membership in the Pan-Euro-Mediterranean Convention for tariff-free trade.
- The UK government acknowledges the current trade deal is inadequate for businesses.
- These discussions indicate a potential shift towards improved UK-EU economic cooperation.
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business 2025-01-05 16:01
Food sales to EU plunge by a fifth after Brexit - Food sales from the UK to the EU have fallen by 20% since 2018 due to increased trade barriers post-Brexit.
- UK's farming minister stated that EU markets comprise 57% of food exports valued at £14 billion in 2023.
- Calls for agreements to ease trade regulations are growing amidst criticisms of the government’s handling of post-Brexit trade.
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politics 2024-12-16 20:14
Stormont votes on Northern Ireland's Brexit deal amid business turmoil - The European Commission referred the UK to the Court of Justice for non-compliance with free movement laws, raising concerns over citizens' rights.
- This legal action highlights unresolved tensions between the UK and EU regarding Brexit agreements and their interpretations.
- The referral could have significant implications for future UK-EU negotiations and challenge the government's reset strategy.
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politics 2024-12-12 00:00
Brexit voters now favor free movement for single market access - A majority of Britons who voted to leave the EU now support free movement for EU citizens in exchange for single market access.
- There is a growing consensus among UK voters for closer relations with the EU, driven by changing attitudes towards immigration and security.
- This shift in public opinion indicates that Brexit supporters are reevaluating the implications of leaving the EU in light of current global events.
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politics 2024-12-10 00:00
Northern Ireland decides to maintain controversial Brexit arrangements for four more years - The Northern Ireland assembly votes 48 to 36 to extend special Brexit trading arrangements.
- Unionist members opposed the vote, while nationalist and Alliance party members supported it.
- The decision reflects ongoing divisions in Northern Ireland regarding Brexit and its implications for trade.
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politics 2024-12-06 09:06
Nigel Farage blasts Alastair Campbell for refusing to let Brexit go - Nigel Farage and Alastair Campbell clashed on the BBC's Question Time over Brexit's effects on the UK.
- Farage accused Campbell of being the worst loser in history while defending Brexit's benefits.
- The debate reflects ongoing divisions in UK politics regarding the consequences of leaving the EU.
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politics 2024-12-04 00:01
Brexit rules cripple UK food exports to EU - Sir Keir Starmer has publicly expressed his intention to navigate a dual strategy involving both Europe and the United States, rejecting the binary choice between the two.
- The UK food export sector has reported a significant drop in sales to the EU, largely due to new regulations and border checks post-Brexit.
- Starmer's renewed focus on the EU aims to mitigate economic damages linked to Brexit and explore ways to enhance trade relations.
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business 2024-12-02 17:39
Brexit causes steep decline in UK food exports - Food exports from the UK to the EU have dropped significantly since the end of Brexit's transition period, with a reported decline of 16.3% annually.
- The UK's new trade barriers and regulatory divergences have complicated trade and increased costs for exporters.
- Industry leaders urge for a new agreement with the EU to alleviate customs burdens and improve trade conditions, highlighting the unfavorable outcomes of Brexit.
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politics 2024-12-02 00:41
Farage and Badenoch mislead on green energy goals - Brexit supporters like Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage are shifting blame towards net zero energy targets.
- They are using anti-green rhetoric to divert attention from negative Brexit consequences, including economic issues.
- The UK is committed to becoming a green energy superpower, despite the challenges posed by Brexit ideologues.
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politics 2024-11-30 21:50
Europe must co-operate with Trump on trade tariffs - Europe must adapt its economic strategy under Donald Trump's administration to avoid a trade war.
- Christine Lagarde emphasized cooperation with the US, focusing on areas like agriculture and defense.
- The UK's departure from the EU allows it to negotiate trade independently, presenting both challenges and opportunities.
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politics 2024-11-29 08:21
Jacob Rees-Mogg admits conservatives failed on immigration - During a BBC Question Time interview on November 28, Jacob Rees-Mogg publicly apologized for the Conservative Party's shortcomings on immigration.
- He acknowledged that the party was in charge and consequently 'culpable' for the failures.
- Rees-Mogg's comments signal a crucial moment for the Conservatives as they confront the challenges surrounding immigration and its ties to Brexit.
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politics 2024-11-26 19:01
UK warns Trump as one million American jobs face tariff threats - UK officials are responding to Donald Trump’s tariff threats amid concerns of economic impact.
- Labour insists on resisting further concessions regarding Brexit in relation to US trade demands.
- The interconnectedness of UK and US employment highlights the potential implications of imposed tariffs.
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politics 2024-10-14 20:08
UK government tackles business growth amid Brexit challenges - The UK is experiencing sluggish economic growth, leading to political instability and discontent among voters.
- Rachel Reeves has proposed capping corporation tax at 25% to stimulate business, while Sir Keir Starmer aims for sustained growth across the G7.
- The ongoing challenges of Brexit remain a significant concern for the government, potentially impacting future political outcomes.
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politics 2024-10-14 10:25
Brexit wine tax sparks call for consumers to pressure MPs - A new wine tax in the UK will take effect on February 1, 2025, increasing the number of tax bands from one to thirty.
- Experts warn that this reform could lead to significant price increases for consumers and the removal of popular wines from the market.
- Wine companies are encouraging customers to pressure their MPs to halt the implementation of this controversial policy before it is too late.
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politics 2024-09-30 11:00
Boris Johnson admits bluffing on no-deal Brexit strategy - Boris Johnson claims he was bluffing during Brexit negotiations to secure a better deal from the EU.
- He emphasizes that he never intended to pursue a no-deal Brexit and had no plans to exit without an agreement.
- His revelations illustrate the complexities and high-stakes nature of the Brexit negotiations.
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politics 2024-09-30 00:00
UK Cabinet Secretary Contenders: Who Will Lead Next? - Simon Case's resignation as cabinet secretary has triggered a search for his successor, with a job advert already circulated.
- Candidates being considered include Melanie Dawes, Olly Robbins, and Antonia Romeo, each bringing unique experiences and perspectives.
- The upcoming selection process emphasizes the importance of diversity in leadership roles within the UK civil service.
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politics 2024-09-27 17:08
Brexit and Bingham's Role in Britain's Vaccine Success - The UK was the first country to approve and roll out the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine on December 8, 2020.
- Kate Bingham led the vaccine taskforce, securing deals for 350 million doses, significantly more than needed for the UK population.
- The rapid vaccine distribution was essential in protecting vulnerable individuals during a critical phase of the pandemic.
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politics, society 2024-09-22 18:37
Brexit Frustrations: A Hero"s Struggle in Modern Britain - The protagonist, Henry, is a Bradford-born Londoner teaching at an American satellite university.
- The novel addresses modern frustrations, including Brexit and the culture of complaint prevalent in Britain.
- Bowles' work reflects a shift in societal attitudes, emphasizing the importance of humor in coping with contemporary challenges.
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politics 2024-09-21 08:15
Local elections reveal Farage’s plans for next year - The Reform conference in Birmingham attracted around 4,000 attendees, featuring a lively atmosphere with pyrotechnics.
- Speakers included Nigel Farage and former reality TV personalities, who made bold claims about immigration and national identity.
- The event showcased the Reform party's strategy to energize right-wing politics, raising questions about its impact on upcoming local elections.
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business, category, sub-category 2024-09-17 17:32
Brexit deal impact 'worsening', economists say - UK goods exports to the EU have decreased by 27%, while imports have fallen by 32% since the Brexit deal.
- The variety of British products exported to the EU has diminished, with 1,645 fewer types available.
- The report indicates a worsening trade situation, particularly affecting smaller producers and specific sectors.
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