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Belfast port handles record trade as Brexit pushes GB traffic away from Dublin

Belfast Harbour has bounced back to pre-pandemic profit levels.

The Independent UK

Scots to be 'disproportionately affected' by airline chaos as Brexit blamed

SCOTS have been warned they will be disproportionately affected by flight cancellations this summer, which are being blamed on Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

Tiverton and Honiton byelection: rural communities are itching for the chance to cast a protest vote

Tiverton and Honiton in Devon has long been a Conservative stronghold. But the Liberal Democrats believe they have a good chance of taking the seat in an impending byelection. The vote follows the resignation of former MP Neil Parish, who admitted to watching porn in the House of Commons chamber.

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Commonwealth leaders gather in Rwanda as UK refugee plan focuses attention on human rights

For decades, Whitehall has pondered how to make use of the Commonwealth, without tangible results. There was an expectation in some quarters that Brexit would increase its significance to the UK. But it was never clear why this would, in itself, suddenly transform an under-resourced and notoriously unfocused organisation into…

The Conversation

Freeports branded 'Brexit greenwash' as bidding process for two Scots zones closes

Two special trade zones will be introduced in Scotland - after five applications to the scheme were received - but not everyone backs the plan

The National (Scotland)

British airlines borrowing EU planes to get around Brexit rules

Certain UK flights will be operated on aircraft leased from Spain, Finland, Latvia and Lithuania

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer slated as he moves to rule out freedom of movement

LABOUR have been branded “just as bad as the Tories on Brexit” after it was reported Keir Starmer is set to rule out a return to freedom of…

The National (Scotland)

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Brexit to blame for airline staff shortages, says easyJet boss

Exclusive: ‘Pre-pandemic we would have turned down 2-2.5 per cent [of workers] because of nationality issues. Now it’s 35-40 per cent,’ says Johan Lundgren

The Independent UK

Cancelled flights – live: EasyJet blames Brexit amid further summer cuts as Heathrow suffers ‘meltdown’

‘We have to turn down a huge number of EU nationals because of Brexit,’ says easyJet CEO

The Independent UK

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

'Wet lease' Brexit-loophole used by UK airlines to ease holiday flight disruption

TUI, British Airways, Jet2 and easyJet are all using the system - known as wet-leasing - to comply with busy summer travel schedules

Wales Online

I negotiated a Northern Ireland deal that worked. Johnson’s Putinesque strategy will wreck it

The 2007 settlement I worked on aimed to deepen the peace process – the vandals now in charge of Britain don’t care about it, says former Northern Ireland secretary Peter Hain

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson – live: PM ‘well’ after operation as No 10 admits ‘Carriegate’ demand

Dominic Raab responsible for ‘significant decisions’ for 24 hours

The Independent UK

Scottish goods to face Brexit brunt, warns Cambridge professor

INDEPENDENCE is the only way to escape Boris Johnson’s “Brexit Britain”, the SNP has warned, after a leading EU law expert suggested…

The National (Scotland)

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The Guardian - UK

The Tories’ Brexit obsession has no future in a changing Britain. They just won’t admit it

Shifting voter demographics and the dire consequences of leaving the EU are now clear – but are yet to prompt a rethink, says Guardian columnist John Harris

Wales Online

Families will need to find an extra £750 for food as inflation to last a year

One analysis says rising costs could go on longer than 12 months thanks to the war, the weather and Brexit

The National (Scotland)

EU preparing for 'doomsday' UK move to break Brexit agreement

THE EU has drafted legislation that aims to strengthen its hand in taking action against the UK over a possible “doomsday” scenario over…

The Guardian - UK

Labour must break party’s silence on Brexit, says Stella Creasy

Writing for the Observer, Labour MP calls on the leadership to ‘name’ problems, as frustration grows with its stance on Europe

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The Guardian - UK

Labour cannot make people’s lives better until it dares to start talking about Brexit

Silence on the issue, for fear of saying the wrong thing, means the Tory dogma and narrative on Europe will go unchallenged

The Guardian - UK

UK’s star chefs get creative to keep menu prices down

Faced with staff shortages, soaring food costs and rising pay, restaurants are trying out less expensive ingredients

The Guardian - UK

Refugees, welcome to Schrödinger’s Rwanda

Priti Patel’s illogical thought experiment on asylum seekers is grist to Boris Johnson’s Brexit mill

Reuters

Irish PM Martin warns Britain over its N.Ireland law

Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin warned Britain on Sunday it would be "very serious" if it enacted a new law to unilaterally change part of a Brexit deal to try to ease trade with Northern Ireland, and urged the government to resume talks.

The National (Scotland)

Tory minister in Brexit rallying cry after European court blocks Rwanda flight

THE UK Attorney General has issued a rallying cry to “complete Brexit” after the Government’s initial failed attempt to deport people to…

The Independent UK

EU drafting legislation to prepare for ‘doomsday’ Protocol legislation

It comes as the UK tables legislation that aims to override significant parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The Guardian - UK

Arron Banks almost crushed me in court. Instead, my quest for the facts was vindicated

The libel claim brought by the Brexit campaigner took its toll. But the judgment offered personal relief and hope for public interest journalism

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