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No movement: UK, EU show little sign of defusing post-Brexit row

No movement: UK, EU show little sign of defusing post-Brexit row

Updated 12 Jun, 2021 06:25pm
  • "Both sides must implement what we agreed on," von der Leyen, European Commission president, said after meeting Johnson alongside Michel, the European Council president.
  • "There is complete EU unity on this," she said, adding that the deal had been agreed, signed and ratified by both Johnson's government and the bloc.
EU Parliament nears UK trade deal vote

EU Parliament nears UK trade deal vote

Published 13 Apr, 2021 11:53pm
  • The EU-UK trade pact was provisionally applied on January 1, after nine months of tough negotiations and a last minute handshake just before Christmas last year.
Brexit hits Portugal-UK trade in February, global trade gap shrinks

Brexit hits Portugal-UK trade in February, global trade gap shrinks

Published 09 Apr, 2021 06:17pm
  • The value of goods brought in from Britain fell 56%, compared to a drop of just 10.3% in imports from 27 European Union countries.
  • The UK left the European Union's single market at the end of last year, raising barriers to trade. That final split followed more than four years of wrangling over its terms of exit from the EU.
Bank of England seeks to contain banking glitches, cyber attacks

Bank of England seeks to contain banking glitches, cyber attacks

Published 29 Mar, 2021 06:26pm
  • At a time when Brexit is focusing minds on the future of financial services, this is an area of regulatory policy that provides an opportunity for UK financial services to gain competitive advantage on the global stage.
  • "The speed at which vulnerabilities are remediated should be commensurate with the potential impact that a disruption would cause, and will be an area of supervisory focus," the BoE said.
Northern Ireland's peace deal under threat unless EU changes Brexit deal

Northern Ireland's peace deal under threat unless EU changes Brexit deal

Published 19 Mar, 2021 07:26pm
  • We're saying there is a window of opportunity for constructive dialogue to see if we can actually get a workable solution, and I've no doubt we could get a workable solution, but it does require Brussels and Dublin to return to honouring the core guarantees of the (Belfast) Agreement.
  • If it doesn't happen, then they are opening a Pandora's box which leads to significant protest, to the bringing down of the Northern Ireland executive and then into a significant political crisis.
UK pushes back timetable for post-Brexit border checks

UK pushes back timetable for post-Brexit border checks

Published 11 Mar, 2021 07:12pm
  • Although we recognise that many in the border industry and many businesses have been investing time and energy to be ready on time, and indeed we in Government were confident of being ready on time, we have listened to businesses who have made a strong case that they need more time to prepare.
EU moves to allow continued data flows to Britain after Brexit

EU moves to allow continued data flows to Britain after Brexit

Published 19 Feb, 2021 07:48pm
  • Ensuring free and safe flow of personal data is crucial for businesses and citizens on both sides of the Channel. The UK has left the EU, but not the European privacy family.
  • This should be completed before the end of June, when an interim arrangement for data flows after Brexit ends.
Britain to take much bigger GDP hit from Brexit than the EU

Britain to take much bigger GDP hit from Brexit than the EU

Updated 11 Feb, 2021 09:27pm
  • Britain left the EU at the end of January last year, but kept its full access to the 27-nation bloc's single market until the end of 2020, when it was replaced by a trade agreement.
  • For the EU on average, the exit of the UK from the European Union on Free Trade Agreement terms is estimated to generate an output loss of around 0.5% of GDP by the end of 2022, and some 2.25% point for the UK.
Northern Irish unionist says tensions rising over Brexit deal

Northern Irish unionist says tensions rising over Brexit deal

Published 02 Feb, 2021 06:20pm
  • Tensions have been rising, the Protocol is quite clearly having a damaging impact not just on the port of Larne...
  • We had received intelligence that there was individuals taking registration plate numbers from staff who were coming to and from the port, that's quite sinister.
EasyJet suspends some voting rights to meet post-Brexit rules

EasyJet suspends some voting rights to meet post-Brexit rules

Published 04 Jan, 2021 06:01pm
  • European Union rules state that EU airlines must be owned and controlled by EU nationals or else lose their licences.
  • EasyJet said on Monday that investors from outside the EU would be restricted to controlling 49.5% of its shares.
British PM Johnson's father applying for French citizenship

British PM Johnson's father applying for French citizenship

Published 31 Dec, 2020 03:54pm
  • The father of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday he was in the process of applying for a French passport to maintain his ties with the European Union after Brexit.
  • Stanley Johnson, a former member of the European Parliament who voted Remain in Britain’s 2016 referendum, told RTL radio he wanted to become a French citizen because of strong family links to France.
Chief characters in Britain's Brexit saga

Chief characters in Britain's Brexit saga

Published 31 Dec, 2020 09:20am
  • It was a surge in support for UKIP in the first half of the last decade that helped push then-prime minister David Cameron into calling the 2016 vote.
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