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James Cleverly warns against return to Brexit wars as UK-EU relations 'in good place'

The Foreign Secretary said he 'personally' feels the relationship between London and Brussels is 'in a good place' as he addressed EU parliamentarians this afternoon

Daily Mirror

A plan to cut carers when the NHS is on its knees – do ‘red wall’ Tory MPs really think this will save them?

The UK’s care sector needs workers from abroad, but rightwing MPs must slash immigration to save face – whatever the cost, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

No 10 issues warning to banks after Nigel Farage uproar

Government concerned about ‘free speech’ after former Brexit Party leader’s bank accounts shut

The Independent UK

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Independence is 'key to protecting' NHS Scotland, say SNP ahead of it's 75th birthday

INDEPENDENCE is “key to protecting” the NHS in Scotland, the SNP has said ahead of the health service’s 75th anniversary.

The National (Scotland)

Tories are taking the UK to the 'brink of recession', says Stephen Flynn

THE Tories are taking the UK to the “brink of recession”, with fears an economic downturn is the Westminster government’s “only plan” to…

The National (Scotland)

Eight new UK laws passed in the last week explained - including prisoner release dates, rogue landlords and more

A number of Bills have been granted royal assent by the King this week - here's what they all mean

Manchester Evening News

Fear of disagreement is a poor reason to back Brexit

Letters: Readers respond to one letter writer who said she voted the leave the European Union because ‘you cannot have 27 countries … agreeing on everything’

The Guardian - UK

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Nigel Farage claims ‘serious political persecution’ after bank account closures

Nigel Farage fears he may have to leave Britain after his bank closed his accounts and seven others refused his custom.

The Week

Eurozone inflation falls to 5.5% in sharp contrast to UK

Economists put reason for divergence down to Brexit and Britain’s energy price guarantee

The Guardian - UK

Digested week: Sunak hit by seven-year hitch on Brexit vote anniversary

PM remains tight-lipped on EU referendum fallout; songs to play at my funeral; and a steeplechase for dope smokers

The Guardian - UK

Mirror readers brand Brexit a FAILURE on referendum anniversary - poll results

We polled readers about their opinions of Brexit seven years after the referendum gripped the UK, and a majority of voters say the move has been a failure - but do YOU agree?

Daily Mirror

Majority now in favour of Windsor Framework, new report reveals

A sizable minority remain opposed to the arrangements, with 34% disagreeing that it was good for the region.

The Independent UK

Nigel Farage says his bank accounts have been closed

The former Brexit Party leader said life in the UK is becoming ‘completely unlivable’.

The Independent UK

Brexit meant Scottish and UK Governments had 'poor' relations during pandemic, says John Swinney

The former SNP Deputy First Minister told the UK Covid Inquiry in London that relationships between Westminster and Holyrood had been harmed by the prospect of Britain leaving the EU with no deal.

Daily Record

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The Independent UK

Nigel Farage claims his bank accounts were shut down in revenge for Brexit: ‘The corporate world will never forgive me’

‘They know, if I hadn’t done what I did... there never would have been a referendum,’ Mr Farage said

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon blasted for 'skirting around' questions at covid inquiry by dad who lost son

The First Minister gave evidence at the UK covid inquiry in London and admitted the Scottish Government made mistakes in its response to the pandemic.

Daily Mirror

Nicola Sturgeon blames no-deal Brexit planning for distracting from pandemic plans

The former Scottish First Minister was reminded she was "in a witness box not a soap box" when she appeared at the Covid Inquiry as she rallied against Brexit and the impact it had

The National (Scotland)

'Not a soapbox': Nicola Sturgeon told off for Brexit comment at Covid inquiry

NICOLA Sturgeon was told off for explaining the impact of Brexit on Scotland’s ability to prepare for pandemics immediately before Covid struck…

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The Independent UK

Scotland was not prepared for non-flu pandemic, Sturgeon tells Covid inquiry

She also said she regretted having to divert resources from emergency planning to preparing for the potential of a no-deal Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

Here's who's on Question Time as show is broadcast from Exeter

THE SNP’s deputy Westminster leader is set to appear on Question Time tonight as the show is broadcast from Exeter.

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon rebuked for using Covid inquiry to criticise Brexit: ‘It’s a witness box not a soap box’

Ex-SNP leader told off for saying: ‘Every aspect of Brexit has been a false economy’

The Conversation

The Johnson/Truss debacle of 2022 made people more afraid of starting businesses – new findings

The UK picked a bad year to have a political crisis in 2022. The markets were already jittery because the global economy was struggling to recover from COVID. The war in Ukraine drove up energy costs, leading to high inflation and a cost of living crisis in many developed economies.…

Wales Online

Every country you will need the new £6 travel pass to get into

The post-Brexit travel rules for UK travellers will mean you need to apply for a travel document for countries including Spain, Italy and Greece

Daily Record

No deal Brexit fears took vital resources away from saving lives during Covid

Record View says the blame lies with Boris Johnson’s government, which was determined to push through Brexit whatever the cost.

Chronicle Live

UK holidaymakers who listen to loud music on Portugal's beaches risk £30,000 fine

Portugal’s National Maritime Authority (ANM) has banned the use of portable speakers

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