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Boris Johnson would be playing a dangerous game in diluting workers’ rights

The business secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, has insisted the government will not ‘row back’ on protections. Andrew Grice considers a new.

I voted for Brexit – but not for this

By Dan
January 1, 2021

Sean O’Grady thought that Leave could lead to a better deal for Britain. But, he writes, what we’ve ended up.

The Brexit deal vote is the start of another long process – not the end

By Dan
December 31, 2020

Editorial: What leaving the EU will mean for the UK will soon no longer be a matter of debate, but.

By criticising the Brexit deal and then backing it, Labour is neglecting the duty of the opposition

By Dan
December 29, 2020

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The UK is out of fashion for investors – but sentiment could be about to turn

The UK’s service-oriented economy has been particularly hard hit by lockdowns but, as we saw last summer, it bounces back.

Analysis of the EU deal confirms that even Boris Johnson accepts the virtues of cooperation

Editorial: What is striking about the text is the extent to which it reinvents many aspects of membership of the.

The devil is in the detail when it comes to the Brexit trade deal – the sooner we all know it the better

Editorial: There has, so far, been little talk from the government about how the UK is supposed to make a.

The issues at the ports highlight what could be on the horizon in Brexit Britain

By Dan
December 23, 2020

Editorial: No one now can be in any doubt about how vital the channel ports are to commerce for both.

The border issues are again the result of the government doing too little, too late

Editorial: Action should have been taken to reduce human contact irrespective of whether the spike was due to a mutation,.

An extension to EU trade deal talks is a sensible move – but will anything change?

Editorial: Boris Johnson persists with the idea that Britain would be fine whatever happens but he would be wise to.

Boris Johnson would be playing a dangerous game in diluting workers’ rights

I voted for Brexit – but not for this

The Brexit deal vote is the start of another long process – not the end

By criticising the Brexit deal and then backing it, Labour is neglecting the duty of the opposition

The UK is out of fashion for investors – but sentiment could be about to turn

Analysis of the EU deal confirms that even Boris Johnson accepts the virtues of cooperation

The devil is in the detail when it comes to the Brexit trade deal – the sooner we all know it the better

The issues at the ports highlight what could be on the horizon in Brexit Britain

The border issues are again the result of the government doing too little, too late

An extension to EU trade deal talks is a sensible move – but will anything change?

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