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Carlos Acosta on pushing ballet’s boundaries, Brexit and how he has nothing to prove on stage

Now director of Birmingham Royal Ballet, the world-renowned dancer is bringing new show Into the Music to Sadler’s Wells

Evening Standard

BBC under fire for inviting Nigel Farage onto radio to 'scapegoat' migrants

THE BBC is facing questions over its decision to invite former Ukip and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage onto a major radio show amid fears of…

The National (Scotland)

With 350 unfilled jobs, I’ll have to close my restaurants in new year, says Jason Atherton

Celebrity chef Jason Atherton says the Government has made recruitment a “bureaucratic nightmare” since Brexit

Evening Standard

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'Rishi Sunak's record proves he’s an economic dud that the UK can't afford'

The Covid furlough scheme is the exception in the career of a Right-winger stuck in the past who missold growth destroying Brexit and chops rather than invests in the present and future, writes Kevin Maguire

Daily Mirror

Taking back control? It’s the markets that are sovereign over Brexit Britain

Economic crises of the past offered a clear warning about the foolhardiness of the Truss-Kwarteng debacle

The Guardian - UK

Historian warns Suella Braverman role is an ‘accident in waiting’

THE reappointment of Suella Braverman as Home Secretary is an “accident waiting to happen” and shows a continuation of the post-Brexit politics…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland uses Brexit mitigation powers for first time – on drinking water

POWERS passed to help in dealing with the impact of Brexit are being used for the first time to ensure Scotland’s drinking water aligns with…

The National (Scotland)

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Friends are good for us … so why do many men have none at all?

Best pals in 1920s rural Ireland fall out spectacularly in the acclaimed film The Banshees of Inisherin. A century on, surely the attitudes of the modern male have moved on?

The Guardian - UK

Brexit red tape puts brakes on UK innovation and EU sales

Many new products now need multiple safety test facilities for home and abroad, say entrepreneurs

The Guardian - UK

Jonathan Coe: ‘We’re a nation driven by emotion and not by reason’

Tackling Brexit, Boris and his mother’s death during the pandemic, Jonathan Coe’s new state-of-the-nation novel puts Britain on the couch

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland faces another pointless election thanks to London’s Brexit mess

Rishi Sunak can begin to make Britain a serious country again by trying to make the NI protocol work. But will he? asks Fintan O’Toole of the Irish Times

The Guardian - UK

UK delays calling N Ireland election amid Brexit impasse

The U.K. government has unexpectedly delayed calling an early election for the Belfast-based Northern Ireland Assembly after a deadline to get the administration up and running expired

The Independent UK

Brexit deal should be renegotiated says director general of British Chambers of Commerce

A renegotiated trade agreement would boost export growth and in turn the UK economy said Shevaun Haviland

Birmingham Post

Majority think Brexit has had a negative impact on the UK, poll finds

A MAJORITY of people in Britain think Brexit has had a negative impact on the UK, a new poll has revealed.

The National (Scotland)

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Belfast Live

DUP leader's claim that Brexit Protocol 'delayed heart surgery' dismissed by Belfast Trust

"There is no substance to Sir Jeffrey's claim"

The Independent UK

Brexit: Rejoining EU takes record 14-point lead in latest poll

Economic problems driving support for reversing Brexit ‘mistake’

Evening Standard

Emily Sheffield: Suella Braverman’s “dream” of fixing the migrant boats problem will soon become a nightmare

Time will tell whether the woman who helped Rishi Sunak gain the ultimate prize of running the country is the Achilles heel that could also undermine him. Suella Braverman’s swift return to the Home Office has unsurprisingly dominated the Ri-shuffle headlines this week. A new PM talks of integrity, then…

The Independent UK

Sequence of events which led to collapse of devolved government at Stormont

The origins of the row go back to the signing of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement in 2020.

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The Guardian - UK

‘You’re doing it purely for the exposure’: why many musicians can no longer afford to tour

Artists are cancelling live dates owing to soaring costs, venue bottlenecks, Brexit and the pandemic. Can touring ever be viable again?

The Independent UK

Brexit: One in five small businesses now unable to trade with EU OLD

British Chambers of Commerce urges government to ‘cut red tape on UK-EU goods movements’

Tribune News Service

Northern Ireland faces new election to break Brexit impasse

Northern Ireland is set for a second election this year after the biggest unionist party again prevented the region’s government from forming, amid a row over post-Brexit trade rules that has major implications for the United Kingdom.

Wales Online

'Stop Brexit Man' Steve Bray brands new Welsh Secretary a 'fart in a teacup' after Parliament confrontation

It comes after the Welsh Conservative MP was appointed to the Welsh Secretary role replacing Robert Buckland

The National (Scotland)

Brexit to blame for £3 million blueberry crop being donated to charity, says SNP MP

BREXIT is to blame for the conditions that have caused a Scottish blueberry farmer to donate his £3 million crop to charity, according to…

The Guardian - UK

Sunak may deprioritise Rees-Mogg Brexit bill to switch off 2,400 EU laws

Prime minister is told hundreds of staff needed to review legislation

The Guardian - UK

Why is Northern Ireland facing another Stormont election?

DUP boycotted power-sharing executive over post-Brexit Irish Sea border and if not revived by midnight election must be called

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