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The European Commission has paused legal proceedings against the United Kingdom over the implementation of the Northern Ireland protocol in the hope that solutions can be found.more

Britain effectively covered the cost of Poland's EU membership with the £11.1billion it paid into to Brussels last year despite having quit the bloc, a new investigation has demonstrated.more

Furious Britons have vowed to boycott all goods coming into the UK from the European Union after an M&S boss revealed a fifth of all company exports to Ireland are getting turned away and destroyed at the border.more

The Northern Ireland protocol is now unsustainable and unworkable, Britain says, despite signing up to it just seven months ago.more

The protocol on Northern Ireland cannot remain as it is, but the British government will not terminate it until it has entered into talks with the European Union to amend it, said David Frost, the minister responsible for the implementation of the Brexit deal yesterday.more

The government has come under fire over a 69p-a-minute charge for a helpline for EU citizens who are trying to prove to landlords or employers their right to remain in the country after Brexit.more

A Derby business which supplies lorry drivers to haulage companies and retailers has highlighted the extent of the UK’s current crisis and highlighted how wages are rising. more

Employee in care home, who arrived as an 11-month-old, unable to prove she has right to work in Britain.more

Some London primary schools will be forced to close as there are so few children applying that they will not be able to afford to stay open, experts warned today. more

n exclusive poll for i shows that firms feel the Government had not done enough to support them through Brexit.more

Brexit, and the pandemic to a certain degree, caused a drop in the number of applications submitted to UK universities by EU (43 percent) and Polish (73 percent) candidates, the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service’s (UCAS) statistics showed. more

The government has rejected claims it owes the European Union £41bn for a Brexit “divorce bill”, even as it emerged the first payments have been made.more

Home Office figures caused speculation that number of Europeans in UK had been underestimated.more

The European Commission announced that it would have no choice but to accelerate the infringement proceedings against Great Britain if London fails to fulfill its obligations towards Northern Ireland under the Brexit agreement - said the Vice-President of the European Commission, Marosz Szefczovicz.more

Extra cost of permission for British temporary staff to work in resorts likely to be prohibitive for firms.more

More than 6 million European Union citizens applied to settle in the U.K. before the end-June deadline that the British government had imposed as part of the country's departure from the bloc.more

Haribo is struggling to get its sweets to UK shops because of a shortage of delivery drivers linked to Covid-19 and Brexit.more

Five years after the EU referendum, a new report published today by whatukthinks.org and the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) argues that Brexit has been far from an unalloyed success so far as public opinion is concerned.more

Japanese car giant Nissan is to build a new electric model and huge battery plant in the UK in a massive boost to the automotive industry.more

Wednesday 30 June is the deadline for most European Union (EU) citizens to apply to live permanently in the UK as settled residents. The take-up of the European Union Settlement Scheme (EUSS) has been huge - but there are serious concerns that thousands of people have still not applied. Anyone not registered loses their legal right to live in the UK.more

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