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A truce to end an ongoing trade row between London and Brussels over the movement of chilled meats from Britain to Northern Ireland – dubbed “sausage wars” – is said to be on the horizon ahead of Thursday’s deadline.more

More than 100,000 people have waited for more than three months for their applications to the EU Settlement Scheme to be processed, according to official figures obtained by a think tank.more

Poland would encourage the repatriation of Polish workers and capital under a tax incentive program announced Monday by the Finance Ministry.more

Deadline to apply for post-Brexit permit now 30 September amid fears many Britons would lose rights at end of June.more

The Queen has arrived for her first official visit to Scotland since the death of the Duke of Edinburgh. The 95-year-old monarch visited the Irn-Bru headquarters in Cumbernauld on Monday as part of Royal Week, also known as Holyrood Week.more

EU citizens are struggling to apply for post-Brexit settled status as the Home Office reaches “breaking point” coping with a last-minute surge in applications. more

Loss of 100,000 hauliers due to Covid and Brexit will cause food ‘rolling power cuts’, experts warn.more

Mobile phone providers are re-introducing fees for customers travelling in Europe, despite assurances that Brexit would not lead to new roaming charges.more

Immigration enforcement officials will begin giving EU citizens who live in the UK a 28-day warning to apply to remain, the government says.more

Boris Johnson has said the historic vote five years ago to leave the EU will now act as a spur to jobs and renewal across the UK as it recovers from the pandemic.more

Britain is to start negotiations to join a free trade area which could grant businesses access to "some of the biggest economies of the present and future", the government has said.more

A shortage in the hospitality sector has driven up the average wage of pub and restaurant workers by as much as 14%, new research has revealed.more

For the first time since Great Britain left the single European market, Poland recorded an increase in exports to this country in April, informed the Polish Economic Institute (PIE).more

Around 70,000 Europeans living in the UK face having their benefits cut off next week, it has been revealed. more

Since the beginning of the year, more than 2,000 applications for new residence permits have been submitted. citizens of Great Britain and their family members - said the press spokesman of the Office for Foreigners (UdSC) Jakub Dudziak. Residence permits issued before the end of 2020 can be replaced until 31 December 2021.more

Edwin Poots has resigned as leader of the Democratic Unionist party (DUP) after colleagues rebelled over a deal to revive the Northern Ireland assembly, triggering a new political crisis in the region. more

The number of EU citizens searching for work in Britain has fallen by more than a third since Brexit, according to a study that exposes the impact on UK employers as they struggle to recruit staff.more

EU citizens living in the UK have 14 days to apply for settled or pre-settled status, which allows them to retain rights they had acquired before the end of the post-Brexit transition period.more

Vegetable pickers have seen their salaries soar to almost £20 an hour thanks to a chronic labour shortage brought on by Brexit and Covid-19. more

Growing tensions between Britain and the European Union threatened to overshadow the Group of Seven summit's conclusion on Sunday, with London accusing France of "offensive" remarks that Northern Ireland was not part of the United Kingdom.more

Boris Johnson escalated his dispute with the European Union by warning he will do whatever it takes to keep goods flowing from Great Britain to Northern Ireland.more

Europeans are experiencing a crisis of confidence in the EU due to its handling of the COVID pandemic and vaccine rollout, a new report shows. more

Boris Johnson thinks there will be "some pragmatic solutions" to post-Brexit trading arrangements in Northern Ireland, he has told the BBC. The prime minister held talks with EU leaders at the G7 summit on Saturday.more

A reset in Franco-British relations is possible, but only if the British Prime Minister keeps his word to Europeans and fulfills his Brexit commitments, said French President Emmanuel Macron in a conversation with Boris Johnson.more

More than 40 government-funded charities have written to Boris Johnson urging him to lift the 30 June deadline for EU citizens to apply to retain their rights to remain in the UK following Brexit.more