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The Latest Breaking News from Brexit

Brexit blamed as Glasgow restaurant forced into 'heartbreaking' closure

A Glasgow restaurant has closed due to 'significant difficulties'.

The National (Scotland)

Brexit: EU suppliers wary about doing business in UK, warn manufacturers

Trade body Make UK adds to pressure on Rishi Sunak as it calls for reset of relationships with Europe

The Guardian - UK

Veg seller explains why shops are facing shortages - but greengrocers aren't

The expert says that the real issue with the current shortage is to do with a problem that has been building 'for years'.

Daily Record

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Veg supplier explains WHY supermarkets don't have tomatoes but your greengrocer does

Simon Conley, who runs Fountain Fresh at New Smithfield Market said there was a shortage of tomatoes but the wider issue was something that had been "building for years"

Daily Mirror

Labour mocks Rishi Sunak’s post-Brexit deal as ‘government clearing up its own mess’

‘We’re not going to be going back into the single market or customs union and Labour have been clear about that as well’

The Independent UK

PM’s post-Brexit deal is Government ‘clearing up its own mess’ – Labour

Rachel Reeves said: ‘We’re not going to be going back into the single market or customs union and Labour have been clear about that as well.’

The Independent UK

'The supermarkets don't want to pay, and local shops are loving it': The real story behind the tomato shortage

Supermarkets are out of tomatoes, but your local shop isn't. Why? The M.E.N's Ben Arnold reports

Manchester Evening News

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Former Conservative councillor campaigning for Scottish Labour

A FORMER Conservative councillor and one-time Brexit Party candidate is now campaigning for Scottish Labour, The National can reveal.

The National (Scotland)

Most voters say Brexit to blame for food shortages, poll reveals

Exclusive: 57% say Brexit behind gaps on supermarket shelves, as shortages hit school meals

The Independent UK

Tory minister mocked for Boris Johnson 'honesty' claim

THE UK Government’s Northern Ireland Secretary has been mocked for claiming he believes Boris Johnson to be “an honest man”.

The National (Scotland)

Brexit has reversed the brains of Sunak and Starmer

The prime minister now supports the EU more enthusiastically than Labour and it’s hard to know which way is up

The Guardian - UK

New Brexit trading rules could take more than two years to bed in fully

No 10 says UK is giving firms in Northern Ireland time to prepare with phased introduction

The Guardian - UK

Has sensible Sunak turned the Tory tide, or has Johnson sunk the ship?

The PM’s Northern Ireland deal with the EU boosted his hopes – but then Partygate roared back to remind voters of Conservative chaos

The Guardian - UK

Even Sunak seems to like the single market. So why doesn’t Labour?

The PM’s commendation of the EU’s benefits to Northern Ireland is surely a sign for the party to embrace rejoining

The Guardian - UK

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Wales Online

The Andrew RT Davies interview: Liz Truss, Brexit and my Twitter account

The Andrew RT Davies Twitter account has become a focal point in its own right given what appears on it — but the leader of the Welsh Conservatives stands by it

Tribune News Service

An emboldened Rishi Sunak gets ready to fight his own party over taxes

LONDON — British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak wants to use his deal with the European Union on Northern Ireland to cement a reputation for competence and delivery. Several members of his Cabinet are instead hoping it will mark a return to traditional Tory tax cutting.

Wales Online

Adam Price blames the media for Plaid's failure to make gains under his leadership

The leader gave the interview at the party's conference in Llanelli

inkl Originals

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 4 March 2023

In 2016, one of our first Weekly Wraps explored the stunned aftermath of the Brexit referendum. After years of institutional failure, diplomatic faux-pas, and bad-faith policy, we are pleased to finally be able to share a rare piece of positive Brexit news.

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Belfast Live

Windsor Framework: 67% believe DUP will reject new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland - poll

The party has said it will study the new post-Brexit deal against its seven tests before reaching a "collective" conclusion

Daily Mirror

Inside Tories' lavish £400-a-night hotel with caviar facials and 7-course menu

Conservative MPs spent the day and night at the Fairmont Windsor Park, the same hotel where Rishi Sunak agreed his new Brexit deal European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Monday.

Wales Online

New restaurant from 'hugely talented' chef behind two top Welsh eateries coming to Cardiff

Poca will replace what was the highly regarded La Cuina and is a new place from the chef behind Alium and Humble Onion

Evening Standard

OPINION - Boris Johnson may have misled MPs over partygate – inquiry

News cycles are like cats – you can feed and generally treat them like kings, but they are never something you truly own. Still, on Monday afternoon when Rishi Sunak revealed the Windsor Framework reforming the Northern Ireland Protocol, he might have hoped to earn a full week of positive…

Asharq Al-Awsat

France’s Macron to Host King Charles in First Visit Abroad as Monarch

King Charles will travel to France on March 26-29 for his first state visit as Britain's monarch, the French presidency said on Friday, in a further sign of warming relations between Paris and London after years of bad blood over Brexit. The visit, which will feature a state dinner for…

The Guardian - UK

No 10 gives DUP legal ‘assurances’ that Northern Ireland will remain in UK

NI secretary throws lifeline to DUP leadership under pressure to reject Rishi Sunak’s revised Brexit deal

The Conversation

New Brexit deal will be better for Northern Ireland's economy than the protocol, research suggests

UK prime minister Rishi Sunak has said Northern Ireland will be “the world’s most exciting economic zone” due to its access to the EU single market under the latest post-Brexit trading deal between the EU and UK.

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