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Labour 'split' as party's own analysis admits Brexit cost UK 1.8 million jobs

THERE are 1.8 million fewer jobs in the UK than there would have been without Brexit, according to new analysis commissioned by the Labour mayor…

The National (Scotland)

'Waste of time': London Tories boycott City Hall investigation into Brexit

Brexit shrunk London's economy by £30 billion last year, research has found

Evening Standard

'Not for EU' labels explained: what do they mean?

The 'Not for EU' label on food packaging is causing concern among some British supermarket shoppers

Evening Standard

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Labour could win 100 seat majority says former cabinet secretary

Voters in Brexit-backing coastal seats have swung back behind Labour after supporting Boris Johnson in 2019, new polling shows

The Independent UK

London Mayor Urges Closer UK Ties With EU

London's mayor called Thursday for closer ties with Europe and a better debate about immigration as he branded Brexit a "key contributor" to Britain's cost-of-living crisis.

International Business Times

Mayor warns of 'cost of Brexit crisis' as City Halls says Londoners £3,400 worse off

Sadiq Khan will tell the London Government Dinner that Brexit is 'dragging our economy down'

Evening Standard

Kate Forbes: MSPs doing Scots a 'disservice' by letting devolution be eroded

MSPs are doing a “disservice” to the people of Scotland by watching devolution be eroded by the UK Government post-Brexit, a former minister has…

The National (Scotland)

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Where did all the government’s wine go? Expect another vintage Tory evasion

Is the delay in publishing wine cellar stocks because more bottles disappeared during the pandemic than there were dignitaries that came to drink them?

The Guardian - UK

Brexit’s pint-sized ‘benefits’ are a measure of its failure

Wine in imperial measures, we are told, is ‘what leaving was all about’, while the UK struggles outside the single market

The Guardian - UK

Key Covid inquiry report creates election date headache for Sunak

Heather Hallett’s first findings are to be published before the summer and will show how austerity and Brexit hit pandemic planning

The Guardian - UK

‘Everyone cites Covid and Brexit’: number of UK businesses going bust rises 52% in two years

Interest rate rises, inflation and skills and labour shortages all contributed to sharp increase in company insolvencies in 2023

The Guardian - UK

Booze, Brexit and bad hair: how Wetherspoons became the most divisive establishment in Britain

The British high street has for years been dominated by a chain of cheap-and-cheerful pubs boasting straightforward food, inexpensive pints and mad carpets. Oh, and political propaganda. As Spoons founder Tim Martin is granted a knighthood, Katie Rosseinsky dives into a polarising brand that we can never seem to agree…

The Independent UK

‘More harm than Ukip’: Reform UK’s threat to the Conservatives

Its polling is up, but former Brexit party still lacks crucial support from its talisman Nigel Farage

The Guardian - UK

Stock market floats -- Good for brokers, disastrous for investors

City Voices: The IPO market is in the doldrums

Evening Standard

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The Conversation

Alberta sovereignty push: Learning from the economic fallout of similar separatist movements

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, while not explicitly advocating for outright independence, continues to promote increased provincial autonomy.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Reform UK: a cult of perpetual grievance with unearned influence

Editorial: Ideological convergence with the former Brexit party reflects Conservative failure to take the business of government seriously

The Conversation

UK urged to get ready for disaster with new national crises plan – but our research reveals the dark side of prepping

What would you do if everyday life was suddenly turned upside down? Thanks to recent Hollywood blockbusters, the increasing popularity of everyday survivalism and a climate of volatile, uncertain times (war, weather, accelerating technology), visions of the apocalypse seem to be having a moment.

The National (Scotland)

The biggest problems with Question Time – and what the BBC can do about them

TWO first ministers, a constitutional battle over gender reform, Tory factions at war over asylum policy, high-profile SNP figures arrested, a new…

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The Guardian - UK

Don’t rise to the Brexit bait – Wetherspoon’s boss deserves his gong

Tim Martin’s lengthy shift in service of the UK hospitality industry is hard to match

The Guardian - UK

The Channel tunnel should have made the UK truly European, but didn’t. We must get back on track

As the 30th anniversary approaches, it’s worth remembering the hopes that even Margaret Thatcher shared, says transport specialist Christian Wolmar

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak beating Keir Starmer in just four constituencies, poll reveals

Labour leader is preferred PM in 390 seats – even beating Sunak in his own Richmond constituency

The National (Scotland)

UK security compromised by Brexit, former SNP MP Stephen Gethins says

THE ongoing war in Ukraine and conflict in the Middle East are highlighting how UK security is being compromised as a result of Brexit, former SNP…

The Guardian - UK

Brexit has completely failed for UK, say clear majority of Britons – poll

Only one in 10 feel leaving the EU has helped their finances, while just 9% say it has benefited the NHS, despite £350m a week pledge

The Independent UK

Wetherspoon founder and Brexit supporter Tim Martin knighted in new year honours

The pub tycoon has been recognised for his services to hospitality and culture

The Guardian - UK

‘We’re out of step’: how post-Brexit UK is drifting from EU standards

The UKCA quality standard is imposing unwelcome costs, from chemicals to construction materials

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