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London schools at risk of closure as families flee the capital, report warns

Drop in birth rate, Brexit, the pandemic and cost-of-living all to blame for the drop in demand for school places

Evening Standard

OPINION - Tax cuts in this economy? This Tory obsession is a fiscal scorched earth strategy aimed at Labour

How can a nation that has enjoyed no productivity growth in 15 years, is still reeling from the economic shocks of Brexit, Covid and Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and where debt is equivalent to 100 per cent of GDP, afford sweeping tax cuts? The short answer is: it can’t.…

Evening Standard

Liz Truss gives peerages to Brexit architect and Tory donor

Ousted prime minister allowed a resignation honours list despite leaving Downing Street after 49 days

The Guardian - UK

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Pints of wine to be sold in British shops for first time in post-Brexit ‘freedom’

Currently, still wine cannot be sold in 200ml quantities and sparkling wine cannot be sold in 500ml amounts

The Independent UK

Heather Mills’s VBites vegan food firm collapses into administration

Mills says factors including ‘corporate greed’, Brexit, and utility and ingredients prices played a part

The Guardian - UK

Dutch fintech Bunq plots return to UK after leaving post-Brexit

One of Europe’s biggest challenger banks is plotting a return to the UK, the Standard can reveal, in a sign that London remains an attractive financial hub for EU investors.

Evening Standard

Bankers would have flocked to Holland after Brexit were it not for the bonus cap, says Bunq CEO

British bankers would have flocked to the Netherlands were it not for the country’s bonus cap rules, the CEO of Dutch challenger bank Bunq has told the Standard.

Evening Standard

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UK to loosen post-Brexit chemical regulations further

Experts warn UK’s regulations now lag behind those of the EU and that Britons will be exposed to more toxic chemicals as a result

The Guardian - UK

New devolution agreement needed post-Brexit, says Holyrood committee

A SCOTTISH Parliament committee has called for a new memorandum of understanding between the UK Government and devolved administrations…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish publishing house closes business due to ‘complexities of Brexit’

A RENOWNED Scottish publishing house is winding down business due to the financial impact of Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic.

The National (Scotland)

UK hails 'bespoke agreement' as it rejoins EU science funding scheme Horizon

The UK has announced it's rejoining the European Union's flagship science funding programme, Horizon. In the wake of Brexit, London had been blocked from re-associating with the scheme, which is the world's biggest civil research and innovation programme. The UK government says the new deal gives local scientists "unrivalled opportunities"…

France 24

Theresa May’s portrait is so appealing it makes me forgive her faults – almost

There’s a strong tradition of flattery in the genre. But can we really forget the ‘go home’ vans and, er, Brexit, asks Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of Britons unable to fly into Sicily due to post-Brexit passport checks

As many as 50,000 British holidaymakers have been affected since Catania airport closed on 16 July

The Independent UK

OPINION - We must free London from its growth-killing local councils

Britain, it’s painfully obvious, is getting poorer. Growth is failing. Incomes are stagnant. And with that lives, opportunities and ambitions. But what few people realise is that growth is failing right here in London. The city is falling behind its rivals with lagging productivity. This isn’t just the Brexit-hit to…

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

Islas Malvinas: EU signs deal using Falklands’ Argentine name

UK asks bloc to clarify position after Buenos Aires declares ‘triumph’ over use of term in declaration

The Guardian - UK

Brexit import controls: is the UK ready and will they push up prices?

Firms in Kent uncertain as government’s strategy for checks from this autumn remains unclear

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘He supports removing the charitable status of private schools – but I think it needs a more nuanced view’

They might have agreed on Brexit, but what about the privatisation of water and education?

The Guardian - UK

From Brexit to Beyoncé: why UK inflation is still so painfully high

The cost of living is falling in Europe and the US but is still rising in Britain. We look at the major culprits

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The Guardian - UK

Lusty singalongs and Brexit portents: the eternal flame of The Wicker Man soundtrack

With British folk songs done by a New Yorker, the soundtrack disappeared for decades – but has now become a touchstone for artists journeying to a nation’s dark heart

The Guardian - UK

Norwegian Roxy Music model Kari-Ann Moller fights to stay in UK after Brexit

Husband, Chris Jagger, uses 1972 album cover to support settlement application for Moller, who has lived in UK for 74 years

WEKU

In his 1st White House visit, Rishi Sunak talks Ukraine, AI — and how to say his name

After Boris Johnson, Brexit and political turmoil, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak wants to convey stability in his first trip to the White House. On the agenda: Ukraine, NATO and AI.

Cycling News

British bike brand Planet X set to enter administration, official documents suggest

35-year-old company files notice of intention to appoint administrators as Brexit and post-pandemic downturn continue to bite

Evening Standard

OPINION - Immigration is the post-Brexit success story Rishi Sunak would rather not talk about

Official figures show that net migration to Britain hit a record high of 606,000 in 2022. This was largely driven by non-EU workers, international students and schemes for Ukrainians and Hong Kongers.

Daily Mirror

Jacob Rees-Mogg claims Brexit stopped Russian invasion of Ukraine from succeeding

Hardline Tory Eurosceptic Jacob Rees-mogg suggested a 'mucky compromise' would have been made with the Kremlin if the UK had still been tied to Brussels when Russia invaded Ukraine

Glasgow Live

Glasgow council leader says small businesses are 'lifeblood of our economy'

Cllr Susan Aitken admits smaller businesses have been faced with 'challenging' times with Brexit, the pandemic and cost of living crisis but re-iterated the council is on hand to support them.

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