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EU Lorry Drivers Say They Won't Help UK: 'It’s ‘S**t They Created Themselves’

Downing Street was hoping to entice EU drivers back to Britain to fix the HGV driver shortage.
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The Return Of Pounds And Ounces? UK Government Plans To Bring Back Imperial Measures

Shops could be allowed to ditch the metric system under a post-Brexit bonfire of EU red tape.
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EU Drops US From Covid-Safe Travel List

Restrictions on American travellers likely amid rising coronavirus infections.
By Philip Blenkinsop, Reuters

Why A Brexit Sausage War Risks Overshadowing The Entire G7 Summit

It could all kick off as EU leaders arrive in Cornwall.
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UK-EU Trade May Never Return To ‘Normal’, Brexit Minister Admits

Lord Frost appears to blame Brussels for trade barriers despite negotiating the deal to take the UK out of the single market.
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EU Opens Up For Summer Holidays - But Boris Johnson Cautious On Travel Abroad

Prime minister warns of “an influx of disease” as European Commission prepares to welcome vaccinated tourists.
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'It's Ludicrous': Journalist Rejected For Settled Status Despite Almost Two Decades In UK

Dahaba Ali Hussen, who came to the UK aged 10, was told her application "did not meet the requirements" of the post-Brexit settlement scheme.
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EU Vaccine War Could ‘Play Into Tory Hands’ In May Elections

But Conservative elections guru Lord Hayward tells HuffPost UK Boris Johnson should not try to exploit the issue.
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Another Vaccine Supply Row Is Kicking Off. Here’s What You Need To Know

An international tug of war has broken out over doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine.
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EU Starts Legal Action Against UK For 'Breaching Its Own Brexit Deal'

“It is the second time in the space of six months that the UK government is set to breach international law."
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