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Education Secretary visits 'incredible' new home of Newcastle United Foundation and new schools in Northumberland

Nadhim Zahawi was welcomed by trustee Shola Ameobi and senior management team at multi-million pound facility NUCASTLE and later visited Queen Elizabeth High School and Hexham Middle School in Northumberland

Chronicle Live

‘Narcissistic’ UK politics putting EU relations at risk, says former British envoy

Ivan Rogers says plan by ‘dishonest’ government to override Northern Ireland protocol may cause trade war

The Guardian - UK

Chorlton favourite The Lead Station to close on Tuesdays due to chef shortage 'caused by Brexit'

The neighbourhood spot has opened seven days a week for 26 years

Manchester Evening News

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Nicola Sturgeon says Brexit is making cancer treatment 'more challenging'

NICOLA Sturgeon has said Brexit is making recruitment of oncologists and radiologists "more challenging" as she was pressed on NHS waiting…

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer accuses Boris Johnson of taking ‘wrecking ball’ to UK-Irish relations

Government has revealed plans to introduce domestic legislation that would override parts of the Brexit deal for Northern Ireland

The Independent UK

EU court says UK residents in EU nations can't vote there

The European Union’s top court says British citizens living in the 27 EU member countries have no right to vote or stand for office in the bloc unless they have obtained a European nationality

The Independent UK

UK confident its plan for Northern Ireland does not break international law

Britain is confident it will not break international law with plans to introduce legislation to unilaterally deal with problems caused by the post-Brexit arrangements that cover trade with Northern Ireland.

Reuters

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Zero economic benefit from Brexit crowns on pint glasses, government admits

Government hoped to sell new guidance as ‘Brexit benefit’

The Independent UK

'Harmful' rise in fake MDMA or ecstasy being blamed on Brexit and Covid

Covid and crackdowns also blamed as researchers find half of pills sold as MDMA at festivals in England contained none of the drug

Wales Online

Levelling Up 'thin on new ideas and very short of money' says Lord Mandelson

The former North East MP and Cabinet Minister has given a speech in the region to discuss politics, the economy, Brexit and other matters

Chronicle Live

What is the Northern Ireland Protocol - as Boris Johnson accused of stoking EU 'punch up'

Boris Johnson is set to publish legislation next week provoking a fresh row with Tory MPs and Brussels over plans to unilaterally overwrite his Brexit deal. Here's what you need to know

Daily Mirror

How Covid and Brexit led to drug users being sold fake ecstasy

Nearly half of samples measured as part of a study by Cardiff University researchers contained none of the party drug

Wales Online

7 ways Tory rebels can't agree what they want - and that's bad for Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson will be relieved the 148 Tories who voted no confidence in him aren't all plotting as one group. But the fact they can't agree means he can't please them all at once - and a solution for one group will only enrage another

Daily Mirror

Johnson denies failure to consult top legal adviser about NI Protocol Bill

The Government plans to publish legislation that would unilaterally override aspects of the post-Brexit trading arrangements it agreed with the EU.

The Independent UK

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Unilateral action by UK on Northern Ireland Protocol would be 'historic low', says Taoiseach

Addressing the European Parliament, the Taoiseach said UK plans to override the Brexit deal would benefit "absolutely no-one"

The National (Scotland)

UK would hit 'historic low point' if Tories tear up Brexit deal, Irish leader warns

TEARING up its own Brexit agreement would be a “historic low point” for the UK, according to Taoiseach Micheal Martin.

Birmingham Post

Post-Brexit border check delays have lead to huge uncertainty says leading Hull port health figure

New target date is late 2023 for implementation - with recruitment put on hold

The Independent UK

UK plan to tear up Northern Ireland Protocol would be ‘historic low point,’ Irish PM warns

The Taoiseach says UK government’s proposal to override key parts of the Brexit deal would be ‘to the benefit of absolutely no-one’

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The Guardian - UK

The split over Boris Johnson’s future is just the start of a massive Tory identity crisis

The Conservative party remade itself in the image of a leader without integrity or values. So now what? asks Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

‘An electoral liability’: business loses patience with Boris Johnson

Analysis: With Tory party in turmoil, firms frustrated and a cost of living crisis, time is not on PM’s side

The Guardian - UK

Brexit helping cause harmful increase in fake ecstasy, study warns

Covid and crackdowns also blamed as researchers find half of pills sold as MDMA at festivals in England contained none of the drug

Belfast Live

Taoiseach urges Boris Johnson to 'steady the ship' and pull back from overriding Brexit Protocol

Micheál Martin said "unilateralism will not work" as he urged the UK government to negotiate with the EU

Tribune News Service

Boris Johnson seeks to shift narrative with law to rip up Brexit deal

United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to press ahead with legislation to override parts of the Brexit deal, three people familiar with the matter said, a move that risks inflaming tensions with some of his MPs and with the European Union.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson warned against King Kong-style bid to display strength after humiliating confidence vote

Centrists fear lurch to right on tax and Brexit as prime minister seeks to shore up support

The Independent UK

Watchdog urges clarity on cross-border healthcare since Brexit

A new report calls for clearer information over the provision of healthcare on the island of Ireland and the rights of cross-border workers.

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