Is Brexit Britain Singapore-on-Thames or de-Gaulle-on-Tees?
The clash of two competing visions of Britain post-Brexit are making it harder to diverge from EU rules.
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The clash of two competing visions of Britain post-Brexit are making it harder to diverge from EU rules.
Brexit-related uncertainties have weighed on UK investment. But the chaos and instant dislocation that some feared has not materialised.
The post-Brexit fishing agreement should ease tensions between Macron and Boris. But has it really enabled Britain to “take back control” of its waters?
Johnson knew the Protocol was unworkable from its very inception, but he thought it would get Brexit done. Over two years on, it continues to cause chaos.
In perhaps her most difficult role to date, Liz Truss is replacing Lord Frost. Next up: PM?
The Brexit-induced Irish sea border is causing trouble for all parties involved. But it looks like the EU has made an improvement to its offer.
The former Treasury and EU Commission analyst made a pretty extraordinary claim about the Brexit minister.
The very fabric of the UK is threatened by Macron’s grandstanding and the border down the Irish Sea.
With the eyes of the world on the UK, cross-Channel bickering is a bad look.
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