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Tories’ deal with Australia will harm UK farming – government’s own report concludes
“This impact assessment proves what so many feared – buried in the small print is a £100m hit to our farming and fishing sectors that will hit rural communities hardest," Lib Dem Tim Farron has said.
Tim Farron: ‘I was more Eurosceptic than Liz Truss when she was Lib Dem’
“What chance Truss is a Trojan Horse,” one councillor theorised.
Harrow-based Italian store has the perfect response after Brexit disrupts Xmas supplies
"Where do you think the raisins come from? Chester?"
Brexit trade minister begs US to ‘awaken to Brexit opportunity’
Labour's Nick Thomas-Symonds said the move was a “sorry indication of the lack of progress" the government has made on the US trade deal.
‘Welcome to the winter of discontent’: Inflation soars to highest for over 10 years
"To bring inflation under control we don’t need rates to rise, we need freedom of movement back," one expert said.
Scotland private sector growth at lowest since April – here’s why
Scotland’s business growth in the private sector is at its lowest rate since April, according to new findings.
UK universities accepted at least £89 million from oil firms in last four years
Overall, 36 universities admitted they received funding from eight oil firms, but others refused to say whether they received funding, meaning the total amount of funding could be much higher.
UK business investment ‘fell off a cliff’ in mid-2016
"Well, one policy the Prime Minister didn’t lie about was f*ck business", Arthur Snell said.
‘History made:’ Joy as Starbucks outlet is unionised
The company has actively fought any union activity at its stores for a number of years, claiming its stores function best when it works directly with employees.