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France rejects blame for Dover gridlock, saying it is ‘not responsible for Brexit’

Travellers told to allow three to four hours to pass through security and French border checks at port

The Guardian - UK

UK faces ‘significant risks’ to quality of food imported post-Brexit, says report

Better controls on EU goods needed as impact of Covid and Russia-Ukraine war also put pressure on standards

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer has some in Labour worried he’s too boring

Boris Johnson won the biggest Tory majority in a generation three years ago not just because of Brexit, but because of his boisterous - and at times anarchic- approach to British politics and the establishment. And, despite his colossal defeat, even Jeremy Corbyn brought thousands out onto the streets. Both…

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UK food price rises could hit 15% over summer, report says

Ukraine war, China lockdowns and Brexit help push up inflation, with products that rely on wheat worst hit

The Guardian - UK

Britain signs trade ‘memorandum’ with Indiana as hopes fade for post-Brexit deal with whole US

Ministers hope eight states will sign up – but Labour says closer ties are ‘no substitute’ for a US-wide deal

The Independent UK

Pharmacists in England face abuse from patients due to drug shortages

Brexit, Covid and supply chain problems have disrupted availability of medicines

The Guardian - UK

UK holidaymakers visiting Portugal to be treated like EU citizens

The Brexit rules will be waived in a bid to avoid delays

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‘Mountain of trash’: how Gibraltar was almost buried under post-Brexit rubbish pile

As the territory grappled with post-EU paperwork, 6,000 tonnes of waste were left with nowhere else to go

The Guardian - UK

People in Wales want post-Brexit funds managed here not solely in London - poll

A poll of 1,000 people carried out by Beaufort Research found that most wanted the Welsh Government to have full or shared responsibility for dispensing the replacement for EU funds

Wales Online

Brendan Hughes: Nationalism fails to grow support for Irish unity amid Brexit mess

Sinn Féin's focus is outmaneuvering the DUP, which is increasingly making unionist fears of a border poll its pitch to voters

Belfast Live

Brexit boom in Northern Ireland logistics sector draws global architect firm

Hyphen said province's "unique" position was a factor in its decision to set up a new office in Belfast

Birmingham Post

Chronic food industry worker shortfall could force prices even higher, MPs say

More products may need to be imported as Covid-19 and Brexit led to 500,000 vacancies in August 2021

The Guardian - UK

Brexit set to make UK more dependent on food imports, MPs warn

Cross-party committee says labour shortages caused primarily by leaving EU will shrink UK food production unless dealt with

The Independent UK

Eggs, tomatoes, oil, bread and wine - everything at risk of shortages in UK

War, Covid, Brexit and the weather are putting huge strains on our supply chain

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Brexit: Ministers told to delay new checks in July to prevent ‘collapse’ in trade

Extra import controls will be ‘impossible’ for small businesses, says food industry chief

Birmingham Post

Laneberg Wine closing down as Covid and Brexit challenges 'prove too much' for region's only urban winery

The Gateshead winery's vintages have won multiple awards every year but the firm's owner has announced it will close in the next few weeks

The Independent UK

DWP to promote Brexit ‘career opportunities’ in fruit picking to stop food rotting in fields again

Produce has gone unpicked after EU migrant workers stayed away

Wales Online

UK's edible insect traders call for end to post-Brexit food law confusion

Edible insects have been touted as a climate change friendly source of protein for the future, but UK traders are facing difficulties

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The Conversation

Levelling up: why UK cities are less competitive than their European counterparts

As we emerge from the pandemic-induced economic slump into a world of higher inflation shaped by ongoing crises, like Brexit and the war in Ukraine, quite how we make the UK more competitive is a burning question. There are many sources of competitiveness but a crucial one is how a…

The Guardian - UK

A megalopolis of engineering: the verdict on London’s £18bn new Elizabeth line

Brexit, Covid, Ukraine… the world has changed dramatically since work began on the Crossrail project. With its opening imminent, our architecture critic takes a ride

The Independent UK

Brexit not as calamitous for Ireland as feared, politicians told

Irish politicians were also warned that continuing uncertainty over post-Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland is ‘dampening’ investment.

Daily Record

Extension of Falkirk area schools could be delayed because of Brexit and Covid

Director of children’s services told councillors that he has been in discussions to find ways to make sure the work could still happen.

The Guardian - UK

Bottom trawling triples in key marine protected area despite Brexit promise

Analysis by the Marine Conservation Society shows dredging at England’s Dogger Bank site has increased despite government pledge to ban the practice

Daily Record

Shortages of farm machinery said to be fuelling thefts seen in Perthshire and across Scotland

Insurer says global supply chain problems, shipping delays and the impact of COVID-19 and Brexit have all contributed to growing waiting lists for new quads as well as increased demand for second-hand kit

The Guardian - UK

‘Completely contradictory’: NFU leader attacks UK farming policy

Minette Batters says industry is in crisis because of government failures over staff shortages, Brexit red tape and cheap imports

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