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Truss ‘didn’t care’ if Boris Johnson won 2019 Tory leadership bid but ‘wanted to be on winning side’

A senior Tory MP says Ms Truss wanted to avoid being on ‘the wrong side’ again, having been scarred by opposing Brexit

The Independent UK

Readers reply: what qualities should we look for in a leader?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

The Guardian - UK

Gina Miller and Nimco Ali dine across the divide: ‘What will we disagree on? I think Boris Johnson is an OK person’

In our celebrity Dining across the divide special, the anti-Brexit activist and critic of the PM meets the anti-FGM campaigner and close friend of the Johnsons

The Guardian - UK

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Praise be to Mick Lynch, the Brexit arse made good

Yes, he’s a Lexit backer, but also the best spokesman for workers’ rights and leftwing values this century

The Guardian - UK

Brexit is a flop, and the voters know it. So why can’t Labour call for a closer bond with Europe?

The result of the referendum cannot be ignored, but a bespoke deal with the EU has to be pursued if we are to avoid a shrinking economy

The Guardian - UK

Big Tech’s U.K. antitrust cop steps down with job not quite done

The U.K.’s top antitrust watchdog stepped down this week after a nine year tenure that saw him elevated by Brexit to be one of the world’s most powerful regulators but he leaves with unfinished business reining in the excesses of Silicon Valley.

Tribune News Service

Game over for UK shooting season as bird flu and Brexit take a heavy toll

Avian virus outbreak in France and trade barriers have left gamekeepers facing redundancy and shoots likely to go bankrupt

The Guardian - UK

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‘Brexit to blame’: UK shoppers pay up to 50% more than those in EU

From Zara to Ikea and Decathlon, stores charge more for same items, Guardian Money research finds

The Guardian - UK

Glasgow blames Brexit, Covid and Russia's invasion of Ukraine as affordable housing targets missed

The city fell 564 short of the targeted number of completed homes as the construction industry faced 'extremely challenging' circumstances in 2021/22 - and issues are expected to continue this year.

Glasgow Live

Belfast bar shares real message behind their viral 'no half pints of Guinness due to Brexit' sign

"There is an art form in pouring a good pint of Guinness but half-pints aren't the way to do it"

Belfast Live

China: how does the UK's power to push back against the rising superpower really compare to that of the EU?

The EU has been at the forefront of political efforts to work with and check the threats represented by China to the west since 1975. In 2019, the EU labelled China “a systemic rival” after efforts to negotiate a trade deal, the comprehensive agreement on investment, faltered.

The Conversation

Brexit realism? The NHS? Some of the key issues ignored by Sunak and Truss

Tory leadership candidates have clashed bitterly but many pressing matters have been overlooked

The Guardian - UK

Billy Bragg and Tim Martin dine across the divide: ‘Not everyone who voted Brexit is racist, but every racist voted Brexit’

In our celebrity Dining across the divide special, the singer-songwriter meets the JD Wetherspoon founder. Can they find any common ground on leaving the EU?

The Guardian - UK

Four ways Brexit and the loss of free movement have made life harder for mixed British-European families

Brexit and the end of free movement between the UK and the EU has had notable consequences for family life, particularly for mixed British-European families whether they are living in the UK or Europe. Family members who before Brexit held common status as EU citizens now find they have different…

The Conversation

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Evening Standard

Go on holiday to Portugal to avoid Dover queues, says Jacob Rees-Mogg

This comes as the AA has issued an amber traffic warning for heavy congestion over the weekend

The Independent UK

Economy eclipses other issues in UK Conservative contest

Britain’s next prime minister will take office amid turmoil: galloping inflation, a war in Ukraine, souring relations with China and a changing climate

The Conversation

Why England’s port chaos could get worse – and why technology alone isn’t the answer

Recent scenes of bumper-to-bumper traffic and queues of lorries along the roads leading to the English ports of Dover and Folkstone could become a fixture of UK travel reports without the right technological and diplomatic solutions.

The Guardian - UK

Travel operators demand action, not blame, over cross-Channel delays

Eurocamp executive says more passport capacity needed, after Port of Dover gets just one-thousandth of the Brexit funding it requested

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Bristol Post

Ryanair says West Country airport was right to stop mum from flying to Portugal

A family's holiday plans were scuppered by a Brexit passport rule

Chronicle Live

Family holiday ruined by new passport rules over EU travel after Brexit

NHS worker Meg Gordon whose passport was invalid - despite it still showing in date - was unaware of rule change which has cost her £2,000

The Guardian - UK

British exporters report stagnating trade as post-Brexit delays blamed

Customs checks and border queues cited as leading barriers, as only 29% of firms say sales increased in Q2

The Independent UK

Animal welfare faces ‘clear and present danger’ from post-Brexit trade deals, study warns

Claim that UK farming at risk if ‘soft’ approach pursued with countries with ‘less qualms’ about quality

The Independent UK

Brexit bad for business, says Tory mayor

Andy Street’s comments come after Tory leadership contenders insisted Brexit has provided opportunities

Daily Record

Family left £2,000 out of pocket and ‘escorted from airport like criminals’ due to new passport rule

Following Brexit, countries in the Schengen Area are insisting passports must be no more than ten years old from the point of issue.

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian self-starters launch 300 businesses in face of Covid and Brexit

The council's Business Gateway team helped 325 new firms launch across the county during a year marked by Covid lockdowns, the end of furlough and the knock-on effects of Brexit

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