Tory chatter suggests the party’s north-south divide extends far beyond Covid | Katy Balls
The Conservative get together’s north-south divide isn’t nearly lockdown. It’s in the get together itself. As the newly shaped Northern
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Behold Trump’s pre-election secret weapon: Nigel Farage, ‘king of Europe’ | Marina Hyde
How poignant to see Kent garagiste Nigel Farage interfering within the US election, a lot in the way in which
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Plant inspectors and rising prices: UK garden industry set for Brexit shock
The UK’s love of horticulture has grown throughout the coronavirus pandemic, however avid gardeners are being warned of a Brexit
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The real Brexit battle was democracy v realpolitik | Letters
Vernon Bogdanor (Brexit was no aberration. The European Union needs to learn from it, 25 October) argues that the EU
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Brexit talks making good progress, says Ursula Von der Leyen
Trade and safety negotiations between the UK and the EU are making good progress, Ursula von der Leyen has stated
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Trade department’s Brexit soy sauce price cut claim prompts backlash
A authorities claim that the brand new UK-Japan commerce settlement will result in cheaper soy sauce has been shot down
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CBI chief fires parting shot over slow pace of Brexit negotiations
The head of the UK’s main employers’ organisation has stepped up stress on the federal government to conclude commerce talks
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Brexit deal hangs in the balance, says EU council president
Brexit negotiations have hit their most tough stage, with Brussels nonetheless uncertain whether or not a deal with Boris Johnson
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Our Brexit future? Come January, it looks more and more like 1980s Russia
Masochistically, if I ever see a narrative about VAT, I’ll learn it. In the previous days, it simply made my
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Covid leaves 6m UK small businesses and 16m jobs in ‘precarious position’
An estimated 6m small businesses in the UK supporting 16.6m jobs are in a financially precarious place because of the
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