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Has the time come to stop changing the clocks? This is what the science tells us

The EU voted to scrap mandatory daylight savings time but it seems unlikely Brexit Britain will do the same, says Kit Yates, director of the Centre for Mathematical Biology at Bath University

The Guardian - UK

Scottish industry leaders warn of 'creeping parochialism' caused by UK's Brexit

THE withdrawal agreement the UK reached with the EU ignored the needs of the hospitality and culture sectors, a workshop of industry leaders…

The National (Scotland)

Brexit ‘shaved £850m off beauty industry’s exports to EU’

Customs delays and increased cost of cross-border trade have affected sales, report suggests

The Guardian - UK

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Bank of Russia raises interest rates to 15% to fight inflation; US consumer confidence dips – as it happened

Russian central bank says current inflationary pressures have significantly increased to a level above its expectations

The Guardian - UK

London’s Resilience Shines: Major Investment Firms Bet On UK’s Financial Hub

Andreessen Horowitz chooses London as its international base, highlighting the city's strengths amid Brexit and pandemic challenges.

Zenger

The Guardian view on bankers’ bonuses: the sky’s the limit (again)

Editorial: In the week that nearly 4 million Britons were reported to live in destitution, policymakers axed the cap on City pay. How’s that for a healthy society?

The Guardian - UK

‘Why would we want to be part of the UK?’ Young people will probably soon deliver a united Ireland

Disillusioned with Stormont and Brexit, 18 to 24-year-olds want progressive change – and don’t see it happening in the union, says writer Emma DeSouza

The Guardian - UK

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EU carmakers urge Von der Leyen to delay post-Brexit tariffs on electric vehicles

Bosses warn European Commission president that ‘rules of origin’, which come into force in January, will harm EU production

The Guardian - UK

Supermajority comments ‘not a shift in UK Government policy over unity poll’

Chris Heaton-Harris also stressed that there is currently no basis to suggest that a majority of people in the region wish to separate from the UK.

The Independent UK

‘You can’t keep teaching people to dream’: why Britain’s young designers are struggling

At fashion month in September, several emerging designers could not afford to show their work. It is indicative of a world where the odds are stacked against those coming up the ranks

The Guardian - UK

Low-welfare eggs from caged hens imported to UK in ‘staggering’ numbers

Exclusive: Concerns grow that post-Brexit trade deals could lead to further decline in quality as battery farm eggs are reintroduced

The Guardian - UK

New agreement between UK and devolved governments needed post-Brexit – committee

The committee’s convener said the deal should be a ‘first step’ to addressing the impacts of Brexit on devolution.

The Independent UK

Stephen Gethins: SNP must put Brexit 'front and centre' of independence case

THE SNP need to place Brexit and its impact on the cost of living crisis “front and centre” of their case for independence as part of keeping it…

The National (Scotland)

Brexit should have been called off because too few voted for it, says chief Tory Brexiteer

Leaving EU should have needed 60% support, says ex-minister Steve Baker in devastating admission – ‘It’s a big thing for me to say’

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Brexiteer says referendum result should have required a supermajority

A UK Government minister has expressed regret the Brexit referendum did not require a supermajority to pass.

The Independent UK

Steve Baker says Brexit vote ‘probably should have been a supermajority’

The Northern Ireland Office minister and leading Brexiteer acknowledged the referendum would have failed under a supermajority.

The Independent UK

Brexit means UK can be global leader on AI, says Facebook co-founder

‘I’m glad the UK can go its own way’, says Dustin Moskovitz

The Independent UK

Belgium authorities investigate London Ulez fines hitting EU citizens in wake of Brexit

Belgian ministry of transport orders investigation into alleged criminal breaches of data rules

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UK and Ireland ministers say relations ‘back on positive trajectory’

The 65th plenary session of the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly was taking place in Co Kildare.

The Conversation

I've studied the art of losing a referendum: the Australian government could have learned from other countries on these key points

It has been billed as Australia’s Brexit – a vote that pitted the so-called elites against the masses. The issue in question was the “voice to parliament”, a consultative body that would have given the roughly 3% of the Australian population that is Indigenous a constitutional right to be consulted…

The National (Scotland)

GB News broke broadcast rules with Laurence Fox stand-in interview, Ofcom says

GB News breached impartiality rules during a programme presented by former Brexit Party MEP Martin Daubney, who was standing in for Laurence Fox,…

The Independent UK

Helpline sees rise in suspected modern slavery cases among care workers

The Unseen charity works to support survivors of trafficking and modern slavery.

The National (Scotland)

Tory minister labelled 'delusional' for economy claim in BBC interview

ROBERT Jenrick has been labelled “delusional” for comments he made about the economy on the Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg show.

The Guardian - UK

Thank you, Poland, for showing faith in EU values under threat from the authoritarian right

At least one good thing came out of the disaster of Brexit – it is serving as a bulwark against populism in Europe

The National (Scotland)

Half of people think leaving EU made Union weaker, 'Bregret' report finds

NEARLY half of people in the UK think leaving the EU has made the Union weaker, according to a new report focused on exploring “Bregret”.

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