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UK and EU leaders to meet amid hope of Brexit trade spat fix

UK and EU leaders to meet amid hope of Brexit trade spat fix

  • The British government introduced a bill that would let it unilaterally rip up parts of the Brexit agreement, a move the EU called illegal
By AP ·
Exclusive GCC can be a ‘latter-day Venice,’ says former UK government adviser video

GCC can be a ‘latter-day Venice,’ says former UK government adviser

By Arab News ·
Full Brexit yet to play out on British finance, lawmakers say

Full Brexit yet to play out on British finance, lawmakers say

By Reuters ·
Brexit will cost UK workers £470 a year, study predicts

Brexit will cost UK workers £470 a year, study predicts

By Reuters ·
ECB to force UK-based investment banks to relocate staff, trading

ECB to force UK-based investment banks to relocate staff, trading

By Reuters ·
EU warns UK against ‘not acceptable’ Northern Ireland deal changes

EU warns UK against ‘not acceptable’ Northern Ireland deal changes

By AFP ·
UK’s Boris Johnson under fire for Ukraine, Brexit comparisons

UK’s Boris Johnson under fire for Ukraine, Brexit comparisons

By AFP ·
Britain’s chief Brexit negotiator David Frost looks on as he leaves after post-Brexit trade disputes negotiations at the European Union headquarters in Brussels on November 19, 2021. (AFP)

UK Brexit minister quits as new COVID rules spark anger

By AP ·
UK issues 23 more post-Brexit permits to French fishermen

UK issues 23 more post-Brexit permits to French fishermen

By AFP ·
A truck drives past stacked shipping containers at the port of Felixstowe, Britain, October 13, 2021. (REUTERS)

US became Britain’s biggest finance customer in run up to Brexit

By Reuters ·
French fishermen block Calais port over fishing license row

French fishermen block Calais port over fishing license row

By Reuters ·
How Brexit and the English FA’s new rules are having a knock-on effect on Gulf football

How Brexit and the English FA’s new rules are having a knock-on effect on Gulf football

By Liliane Tannoury ·
Britain and Ireland argue on Twitter over Brexit deal

Britain and Ireland argue on Twitter over Brexit deal

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