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Easyjet, Ryanair and British Airways strikes, and cancelled flights and TUI holidays: What families can expect at airports this summer

Brexit and staff cut-backs have been blamed - but how could your summer holiday be affected in 2022 and could the disruption last even longer?

Wales Online

How do I know if my flight will be cancelled and what are my rights?

Airlines have been told to cut services now to avoid chaos later

The Independent UK

Steve Bray back at Westminster blasting anti-fascist anthem despite legal threat

RENOWNED anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray has returned to Westminster to continue campaigning after police tried to shut down his demonstration on…

The National (Scotland)

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Brexit: No10 refuses to tell the public if the Government has assessed if Brexit has harmed the UK’s economy

Downing Street was refusing on Wednesday to tell the public if the Government has carried out any economic assessment of the impact of Brexit.

Evening Standard

16% of public still believe Brexit is going well, poll finds

Small minority of public still looking on the bright side

The Independent UK

Too difficult to assess impact of Brexit right now, claims UK Government

BORIS Johnson’s government has suggested it is currently too difficult to properly assess the impact of Brexit – but insisted there are…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish independence: what has changed since the last referendum

If the SNP Scottish government and Nicola Sturgeon, first minister, get their way, then in October 2023 voters in Scotland will again be asked “Should Scotland be an independent country?”. This will be the same wording used in September 2014 for the first independence referendum. This, on a massive turnout…

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What are the new UK ‘noisy’ protest laws? As ‘stop Brexit man’ speakers confiscated by officers

Steve Bray, known as the “stop Brexit man”, had his wifi speakers confiscated by officers, under a controversial new law

Evening Standard

Blow to Boris Johnson and DUP as NI voters support protocol

A MAJORITY of Northern Irish voters support the Northern Ireland protocol in the Brexit deal signed between the UK and the EU with backing growing…

The National (Scotland)

‘Only change linen if essential’: Hospital staff told to cut back on fresh sheets amid Brexit shortages

Exclusive: Textile Services Association warns that ‘shortages of linen and laundry will have a knock-on effect on the provision of beds in trusts’

The Independent UK

‘Stop Brexit Man’ Steve Bray returns to Parliament a day after police seize speaker under protest law

Police officers were filmed speaking to the protester after warning him not to play loud music near the Commons

Evening Standard

How Europe's top newspapers covered Nicola Sturgeon's indyref2 statement

NICOLA Sturgeon has announced her plan to hold indyref in October 2023 – explaining that she will instead use the next General Election as a…

The National (Scotland)

Welsh ports treated with disregard post-Brexit

The London School of Economics says the damage to Welsh ports has not been factored in by UK Government despite warnings from ministers in Wales.

Birmingham Post

Stop Brexit Man vows to protest ‘twice as loud’ after police seize amplifiers

Steve Bray blared several songs at the Houses of Parliament on Wednesday before officers intervened.

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Wales Online

Welsh Stop Brexit Man sees his speaker confiscated following new protest laws

He was told he was protesting too loudly

The Guardian - UK

Even diehard Tories can’t stand another minute of Johnson’s rollercoaster government

From tree houses to Rwanda and rail strikes – the drama is exhausting Conservative voters, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Evening Standard

Brexit: UK should rejoin single market as quitting EU ‘biggest piece of self-inflicted harm,’ says Sadiq Khan

Britain should push to rejoin the single market because Brexit is the “biggest piece of self-inflicted harm ever done to a country,” says Sadiq Khan.

The Guardian - UK

I wrote Sherwood as a warning. When communities are divided, the pain endures

Tensions from miners’ strike are echoed in Brexit, levelling up and today’s rail disputes. We can’t let bonds be torn apart, says playwright and screenwriter James Graham

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Belfast Live

Brexit: Support for Northern Ireland Protocol 'edging upwards', opinion poll finds

The post-Brexit deal governing Irish Sea trade is considered by 53% as on balance a "good thing" for Northern Ireland

The Independent UK

Protester ‘may be prosecuted’ after amplifiers seized at Westminster

Steve Bray was known as the Stop Brexit Man because he used a megaphone to shout ‘Stop Brexit’.

Evening Standard

More of us think Brexit was wrong – we’re never going back

There’s an episode of the short-running but highly-acclaimed animated sitcom, God, the Devil and Bob, that I think about from time to time. Bob, an average, heavy-drinking but ultimately decent man discovers he can get (and bet on) future sports scores via the Devil, deliciously voiced by Alan Cumming.

The Guardian - UK

Stop Brexit Man: police swoop on Steve Bray and seize sound system

Met officers move against activist on same day that controversial new protest laws come into force

Evening Standard

Police seize ‘Stop Brexit Man’s’ speaker outside parliament as new protest law introduced

Footage shows officers surrounding Steve Bray and confiscating his hi-fi equipment as part of a crackdown on ‘noisy’ protests

The National (Scotland)

Anti-Brexit demo shut down by police as UK's protest bill comes into force

POLICE shut down an anti-Brexit campaigner’s demonstration on Tuesday after the UK Government’s new protest law came into effect.

Evening Standard

Talking Point: Has your view on Brexit changed?

Some people’s views may have changed with the benefit of hindsight having seen what’s happened since the Brexit referendum

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