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Sticky inflation and sluggish growth: why does UK economy continue to struggle?

The UK’s economy shrank by 0.3% in March, with the first quarter of 2023 seeing “sluggish growth” of 0.1%, placing the UK once again towards the bottom of the league table of developed economies.

The Week

List of Spain holiday travel rules including drink limits, smoking bans and dress codes

There are post-Brexit requirements around passports, visas and money as well as local law changes that holidaymakers need to know about

Chronicle Live

Full list of Spain's new rules for travelling Brits including drink limits and smoking bans

People heading to Spain on holiday are being warned of new law changes following on from the Brexit and the Covid pandemic, including clamping down on drinking, noise and smoking.

Edinburgh Live

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'In no confidence territory': Tory MPs FURIOUS with Sunak over Brexit U-turn

FURIOUS Conservative MPs have threatened to oust Rishi Sunak as PM following his “betrayal” over plans to scrap thousands of pieces of EU…

The National (Scotland)

The Guardian view on scrapping EU rules: the threat remains

Editorial: Kemi Badenoch had no choice but to remove the 2023 deadline. Even so, this bill is still a dangerous stunt

The Guardian - UK

Full list of Spain's new travel rules for Brits from smoking bans to drink limits

People heading to Spain on holiday should be aware of law changes following Brexit and the Covid pandemic, and clamping down on excessive drinking, noise and smoking on beaches

Daily Mirror

Brexit bonfire U-turn: how long will EU laws remain in UK?

The government has announced a U-turn on its plans to remove all EU laws from British statute books by the end of the year in a move that has been criticised by Tory Brexiteers.

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DUP will not 'weaken' stance on Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol, Jeffrey Donaldson says

"Some said after the Assembly elections that we would weaken our position. It was a lie then and it is a lie now"

Belfast Live

Rishi Sunak again opts for pragmatism over Brexit bombast on sunset clause

Ditching of EU law guillotine shows PM realises it is voters, not Tory ‘Spartans’, who will decide his fate

The Guardian - UK

Almost two thirds of South West business leaders think Brexit has boosted ‘brand Britain’, study finds

A survey of senior decision makers in the region found most respondents agreed the UK’s exit from the EU had strengthened the appeal of British products and services in international markets

Birmingham Post

BBC board member 'tried to stop journalist probing £350m Brexit bus claim'

A BBC board member tried to block a journalist at the broadcaster from probing the infamous Vote Leave claim about £350 million of funding for…

The National (Scotland)

The UK’s Covid-19 inquiry was set up to uncover the truth. So why are bereaved people being silenced?

I want to tell the story of my father’s death, but some on the right are already shouting us down, says doctor Saleyha Ahsan

The Guardian - UK

'Who do you think you're speaking to?': Furious Speaker tears into Tory minister

THE Commons Speaker slammed a Tory minister after she revealed details of a major policy change in the media without properly informing MPs.

The National (Scotland)

BBC editor ‘told colleague not to investigate’ Boris’ £350m Brexit bus claim

BBC board member Sir Robbie Gibb says infamous £350m claim ‘was not a lie at all – it’s just campaigning’

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Evening Standard

Joe Biden sparks row by saying he flew to Ireland to ensure ‘Brits didn’t screw around’

Tory and DUP MPs condemn the president’s remark at a Democratic event in New York

Evening Standard

Brexit: Failure to ditch EU-era laws by deadline ‘not quite U-turn’, insists minister

Jacob Rees-Mogg blamed the Whitehall ‘blob’ for the delay

The Guardian - UK

Labour and Lib Dems can win big by calling out the Brexit mess

We must never stop speaking up on the damage it is doing to Britain’s economy, society, culture and standing in the world, says Alastair Campbell, author of But What Can I Do?

The Guardian - UK

From boatbuilding to barge painting, traditional British crafts at growing risk

Traditional artisanal skills may be lost for good due to ‘perfect storm’ of economic stresses, says heritage charity

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The Guardian - UK

London’s ‘super-prime’ property market back to pre-Brexit levels

More than 160 luxury homes worth £10m or more have been sold in past year at a combined price of £3.1bn

The Independent UK

Sunak faces Tory Brexiteers’ anger by ditching end-of-year EU law ‘bonfire’

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch announced that around 600 laws would be revoked under their legislation rather than the 4,000 pledged.

Daily Mirror

Tories plot reforms that could mean workers do longer shifts in 'boost for bad bosses'

Union leaders warned people would be working 'excessive hours' if vital EU rules are scrapped and called the move the 'latest attack' on working people's rights by the Tories

The Independent UK

UK ditches post-Brexit plan to scrap thousands of EU laws by year's end

The U.K. government has scrapped plan to remove all remaining EU laws from British statute books by the end of this year

The Independent UK

Climbdown on bonfire of EU laws sparks fury among Brexiteers

Kemi Badenoch scraps sunset clause on EU retained law bill, and Jacob Rees-Mogg declares: ‘The blob has triumphed’

The Independent UK

UK Government’s handling of Brexit blasted by former senior NI civil servant

Dr Andrew McCormick said there was very inadequate preparation for the UK leaving the EU.

The National (Scotland)

Tories 'want to scrap working hours cap' in war on workers' rights

THE UK Government is reportedly planning to scrap limits on working hours as part of a war on workers’ rights and inherited EU law.

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