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Liz Truss pledges to 'face down separatists who threaten our precious Union'

LIZ Truss has promised to “face down the separatists” in the United Kingdom, describing the Union as a “family”.

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss attacks ‘militant unions, Brexit deniers’ and green groups as ‘anti-growth coalition’

Prime minister lashes out at ‘enemies of enterprise’ obsessed with ‘more taxes, more regulation and more meddling’

The Independent UK

Lovesick Hornbill at Fife Zoo looking for girlfriend after Brexit halts search for love

The rare Von der Decken hornbill is looking for love after arriving as part of an endangered species breeding programme at Fife Zoo in Ladybank, Cupar.

Daily Record

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UK sees EU deal on Northern Ireland in ‘weeks’ as relations thaw

LONDON — The U.K. sees the prospect of a deal with the European Union on Northern Ireland’s trade arrangements within weeks as relations thaw following a protracted stalemate.

Tribune News Service

The Guardian view on Truss, Kwarteng and inequality: out of touch, out of time

Editorial: Michael Gove is doing the country a service by resisting a government with no mandate

The Guardian - UK

Brexit NI Protocol deadlock could lead to 'funeral of Good Friday Agreement' says DUP's Edwin Poots

It comes as talks are due to resume between the UK and European Union in the latest attempt to resolve the impasse

Belfast Live

Liz Truss: 10 of the new prime minister’s biggest gaffes and awkward moments

From Brexit U-turns to forgetting where she is, we bring you the moments Britain’s new leader would probably much rather forget

The Independent UK

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Perth and Kinross Council faces £30 million funding shortfall due to Covid, Brexit and the global energy crisis

The council's Medium-Term Financial Plan 2023–29 saw the most pessimistic prediction at a whopping £42.1 million reduction

Daily Record

Hopes mount of Brexit breakthrough as UK minister apologises for hardline stance

Brexiteer Steve Baker, who is now a Northern Ireland Minister, has apologised for his 'ferocious' stance on negotiations with the EU

Daily Mirror

Pound recovers but remains at low levels – how to assess the long-term value of sterling

The pound has recovered from a recent record dip after the chancellor’s mini-budget announcement. But it is still at low levels versus many other currencies.

The Conversation

Younger voters will never back ‘anti-EU and populist’ Tories, ex-cabinet ministers warn

Michael Heseltine says Brexit will be ’high on the agenda’ if Liz Truss loses general election

The Independent UK

'Vive le cinéma!': Scotland and France's historic ties championed as festival returns

A SCOTTISH-BORN French film festival is set to strengthen the countries’ historic ties and champion cultural connection in the wake of Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

UK and EU to restart talks this week on N. Ireland dispute

British and EU officials will hold their first talks in over seven months this week on the Northern Ireland Protocol, the part of the Brexit deal that governs the trading arrangements of the British province.

Reuters

Chelsea excited by new deal to help Todd Boehly keep his promise on next generation of talent

Chelsea's youth set-up has seen a great deal of enthusiasm from their new owners, who are helping make good on their promise to develop talent when they completed the takeover

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The Guardian - UK

When British schools ignore Irish history, is it any wonder Brexit is such a mess?

Lack of knowledge about the Anglo-Irish relationship has deep personal and political consequences, says teacher and author Jennifer Horgan

The Independent UK

NI minister ‘happy to eat humble pie’ to restore UK-Ireland relationship

Steve Baker apologised on Sunday for his ‘ferocious’ stance on negotiations with the EU.

Birmingham Post

Brexit ‘freedom’ is bringing a freeport to Wales for the first time says Welsh Secretary

The Secretary of State for Wales said the government was using its freedom outside of the EU to bring the freeport to Wales

The Guardian - UK

Tory MP Steve Baker apologises to Ireland and EU for behaviour during Brexit

Northern Ireland minister says he and colleagues had not always respected others’ ‘legitimate interests’

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The Independent UK

Buckland: Brexit ‘freedom’ will bring a freeport to Wales for the first time

The Welsh Secretary said ‘being a proud unionist doesn’t make anyone less Welsh’.

Reuters

UK sees improving 'mood music' on Northern Ireland protocol

The prospects for the Northern Ireland protocol seem to be improving as the United Kingdom tries to renegotiate part of the Brexit deal with the European Union and re-establish the province's devolved assembly, a British minister said on Sunday.

The Independent UK

Tory minister Steve Baker apologises to EU for his behaviour during Brexit

Brexiteer shows contrition over ‘ferocious’ stance

Daily Mirror

Tory MP Steve Baker says 'I am sorry' about way he behaved over Brexit

'I and others did not always behave in a way which encouraged Ireland and the EU to trust us', said Steve Baker. 'I am sorry about that, because relations with Ireland are not where they should be'

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland minister apologises for past ‘ferocious’ Brexit stance

Steve Baker said ministers needed to act with ‘humility’ to restore relationships with the Republic of Ireland and the EU.

The Guardian - UK

This Tory crisis reveals a party that has lost touch with reality – and its own heartlands

Liz Truss is unashamed about a plan that will hit even the middle classes hard. But her party’s drift away from them began long ago, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve lost confidence in them but I don’t know if I can switch’: Tories in West Midlands face voting dilemma

Few seem willing to change parties in the home of the fabled swing-voting ‘Worcester woman’ but Liz Truss’s days may be numbered

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