Labour asks govt to reveal how much it paid for articles that suggest Brexit is going smoothly
"These adverts claim that British business is going from strength to strength.... and ignores the alarm bells they have been sounding", the letter reads.
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The UK is the first and so far only country to have left the EU and Brexit was and is the withdrawal of the United Kingdom (UK) from the European Union (EU) and the European Atomic Energy Community (EAEC or Euratom). The official withdrawal was at 23:00 31 January 2020 GMT (00:00 CET).
EU will launch legal action over UK plan to extend Brexit grace period
A letter notifying the British government of impending infringement proceedings will be issued on Monday.
‘Buy British’ trends again amid Brexit border chaos
A £160 charge on a case of Italian wine has got Brexiteers scratching around for British Barolo.
Plants shipped from Ireland take 1,400 mile detour to avoid Brexit headache at Holyhead
Hauliers worried about paperwork errors holding them up are reluctant to use the port in North Wales.
British goods export plummet by £54bn – and Brexit will hinder recovery
The UK suffered a 14.7 per cent fall in goods exports - one of the largest slumps of any major country - in 2020.
‘Shake off remaining Brexit ill will’, Lord Frost tells Brussels
"I hope they will shake off any remaining ill will towards us for leaving, and instead build a friendly relationship, between sovereign equals," he said.
Food shortage fears spark plan to ease Brexit checks on EU imports
Lord Frost, Boris Johnson’s Brexit minister, is reportedly considering allowing “lighter touch” controls on imports from 1 April.
Brexit is battering UK-EU trade flows, shocking figures show
French exports to the UK plummeted by 13 per cent in January compared to the average of the previous six months.
Brexit: DUP anger questioned as it ‘did not make a fuss’ when Protocol agreed in 2019
“It’s very unfortunate that having spent 20 years building really good relations between Belfast and Dublin, between Dublin and London, we’ve thrown all that away in the context of Brexit and this latest row has made it a whole lot worse.”