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NewsYahoo News UKFewer than half of Britons think Brexit is 'done'
The prime minister focused on Brexit during the General Election two years ago, with the promise to deliver on the result of the 2016 referendum credited as one of the reasons for the Tories winning a huge majority.
NewsYahoo News UKEU Commission changes passport advice for UK travellers
Changes in travel rules after Brexit could change your summer holiday plans
NewsYahoo News UKBoris Johnson didn't understand the customs union until October 2020, Dominic Cummings claims
The former special adviser said Boris Johnson showed 'appalled disbelief' when he discovered what leaving the customs union meant.
NewsYahoo News UKConservative peer calls for shortage of au pairs to be fixed by special Brexit rules
Baroness Hodgson of Abinger called for special visas for au pairs.
NewsYahoo News UKMorrisons apologises and vows to change labels after advertising 'non-EU salt and pepper' chicken
The supermarket has said sorry for calling the salt and pepper in its chicken 'non-EU'.
NewsYahoo News UKWhy has the French ambassador been summoned by the UK government?
A fishing vessel has been detained by French authorities as part of an on-going row over post-Brexit fishing rights.
NewsYahoo News UKDominic Cummings brands Piers Morgan 'a vain tool shouting angry soundbites' in Twitter spat
Cummngs hit back at Morgan after the ex-GMB host criticised him for not allowing Tory MPs to appear on the show.
NewsYahoo News UKEuropeans blame UK's fuel crisis on Brexit: 'It lies squarely with them'
There is a shortage of more than 100,000 HGV drivers in the UK.
NewsYahoo News UKHow EU citizens can apply to stay in UK – or lose their rights at midnight
Here is everything you need to know ahead of the deadline.
NewsYahoo News UKRevealed: The EU countries that trust Britain the least after Brexit
Some major European nations have lost trust in the UK following Brexit and the vaccine rollout.
NewsYahoo News UKBoris Johnson's government surprised EU 'rigidly' sticking to Brexit rules
Communities secretary Robert Jenrick criticised Brussels as a row continues over sausages and chicken nuggets.
NewsYahoo News UK'It's a warning': Michel Barnier says Brexit was 'a failure of the EU'
Michel Barnier has said Brexit was 'a failure of the EU' and that it needs to learn lessons from the 'social anger' seen in the UK.
NewsYahoo News UKBoris Johnson’s Brexit ‘betrayal’ is factor behind Northern Ireland violence, Stormont minister says
In a thinly veiled attack on the PM, Northern Ireland justice minister Naomi Long said his Brexit deal has caused 'hurt and instability'.
NewsYahoo News UKYoung people aren't 'reaping the benefits' of Brexit, admits Tory MP
'Am I going to sit here and say Brexit is perfect, and that your generation is going to reap the benefits? No, I’m not.'
NewsYahoo News UKStop playing 'blame game' over EU's threat to block vaccines from UK, says top Brussels official
European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic said it 'deeply regrets' its hastily-reversed threat last month to invoke Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol.
NewsYahoo News UKEU doesn’t understand ‘shock and anger’ caused by threat to block UK vaccines, No 10 says
It comes amid ongoing tension between the UK and EU regarding the Northern Ireland Protocol.
NewsYahoo News UKBoris Johnson accused of wanting to 'get Brexit done' – and 'sort detail out later'
The Northern Ireland Protocol has caused disruption to trade and the movement of consumer goods since the Brexit transition period ended.
NewsYahoo News UKBrexit red tape forces major lobster exporter in Yorkshire to shut up shop
A pioneering exporter who sold lobsters to Europe from the Yorkshire coast has been forced to wind up his 40-year-old family business – because of Brexit red tape.
EntertainmentYahoo Celebrity UKElton John says Brexit negotiators 'screwed up' deal for musicians
The singer has called for the British government to start renegotiations.
NewsPA Media: EntertainmentCulture Secretary assessing ‘absurd’ post-Brexit obstacles facing musicians
Oliver Dowden faced warnings from across the Commons about performers being hit by a ‘double whammy’ of visa changes and Covid-19 restrictions.
NewsYahoo News UKKeir Starmer admits falsely accusing Boris Johnson of lying in PMQs vaccine row
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has admitted 'he was wrong' after falsely accusing Boris Johnson of lying during a row about the rollout of coronavirus vaccines.
NewsThe IndependentBrexit news: Barnier says UK ‘won fisheries argument’ as job losses loom in exodus of firms to EU
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NewsPA Media: EntertainmentLetter urges Government to work with performing arts over touring issues
A letter warns of ‘devastating consequences’ for the theatre industry.
NewsYahoo News UK'We will not accept this': EU attacks Boris Johnson after losing full diplomatic status in UK
The spat came after the EU’s ambassador in London was not given the same status as ambassadors sent by national governments.
NewsPA Media: EntertainmentGovernment urged to solve musicians’ post-Brexit travel problem
Sir Elton John, Roger Waters and Ed Sheeran are among the leading music industry figures who have criticised the Government’s Brexit deal.
