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  • EU keeps demands on level-playing field as it publishes mandate ahead of trade talks

    February 25, 2020

    The EU has stressed there must be no reduction in “common” standards on food, environment and labour laws as it publishes its negotiating mandate for the second stage of Brexit. The mandate, published after being signed off by the EU 27, says a deal will be dependent on both sides agreeing to maintain the level [...]

  • Brexit: UK to prioritise sovereignty over business continuity in EU trade talks

    February 24, 2020

    Britain will prioritise “sovereignty and independence” over business continuity when it comes to trade talks with the EU, Number 10 has said. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his ‘XS’ committee – made up of frontbenchers such as Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove and foreign secretary Dominic Raab – is expected to sign off the negotiating [...]

  • Minister James Brokenshire says he would eat chlorinated chicken in UK

    February 24, 2020

    A Home Office minister has refused to rule out eating chlorinated chicken if it were sold in the UK after Brexit’s transition period ends. Security minister James Brokenshire did not reject the idea that he would eat chlorine-washed chicken, if authorities in the UK gave it the green light, telling LBC he was “not a [...]

  • French minister warns against London ‘blackmail’ as second stage of Brexit talks near

    February 24, 2020

    France will not be “blackmailed” into a rushed trade deal between the UK and EU, an Elysee minister has warned, as Brussels prepares to publish its negotiating mandate for the next stage of Brexit talks. Amélie de Montchalin, France’s secretary of state for European affairs, told France24 this morning she would be bringing a “clear [...]

  • Brexit: Blue passports to return from March 2020

    February 22, 2020

    British passports will return to their original blue colour for the first time since 1988 from next month, when the UK government will issue the first blue passports since the Brexit vote. The first blue passports will be issued from early March and from mid-2020 all new passports issued to Brits will be blue. The [...]

  • Exclusive: Did someone say chicken? UK preparing to break with EU on food safety at WTO meeting

    February 20, 2020

    Downing Street is considering taking an independent stance on food safety at an upcoming WTO summit, in yet another breach of transition rules within the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement. The stage will be set when the US formally welcomes the UK as an independent member of the WTO during a meeting about sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) [...]

  • Downing Street poised to axe business councils

    February 20, 2020

    Downing Street is planning a major shake-up of the way it deals with the business community, with officials planning to scrap the system created by Theresa May. Number 10 officials are poised to axe the five business councils set up by the former Prime Minister around business lines, including one for financial and professional services. [...]

  • Chart attack: EU and UK at war over misleading stats in Brexit trade talks

    February 20, 2020

    A row has erupted between the UK and EU over both sides’ misleading use of charts to score political points in Brexit trade talks. Yesterday the European Commission published a series of new slides arguing why the UK should not be granted the same kind of trade deal as Canada. Read more: EU ‘fails to [...]

  • UK and EU need to rebuild trust to reach agreement on equivalence, report warns

    February 18, 2020

    The UK and EU must rebuild trust “at a political level” before they can reach an agreement on the City’s future regulatory relationship with the bloc, according to a new report.  Britain is seeking “comprehensive” or “permanent” equivalence with the bloc to ensure the City maintains permanent access to EU markets, but the EU has [...]

  • DfT unveils plan to head off Brexit-induced mega traffic jams in Kent

    February 17, 2020

    The government is to deploy a San Francisco-style moveable barrier in the hope of avoiding Brexit-induced mega traffic jams throughout Kent. The £60m moveable barrier, creating a temporary contraflow system, can be set up “within hours” and will be available from December, transport secretary Grant Shapps revealed this morning. Although the UK has officially left the [...]

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