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Brexit news — live: Trade with EU down 18% as Brown warns UK break up may be ‘all Johnson is remembered for’ 
Trade with EU increases but remains below pre-Brexit levels 
To save Scotland Johnson must stop competing with nationalists 
Architect of Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal sounds warning over its sustainability 
France wants to delay UK-EU Brexit financial services pact over fishing row 
Historic post-Brexit shift as UK's EU imports overtaken by rest of the world 
Brexit Chaos Gone, the U.K. Is Too Cheap to Ignore 
N Ireland protocol not sustainable for long, warns Frost 
5 takeaways from Boris Johnson’s new legislative plan 
What made it into the Queen’s speech, and what was left out 
Immigrants to be stripped of right to challenge deportation using judicial review 
Boris Johnson has been PM for nearly two years — so why did the Queen’s Speech feel empty? 
The new Trade Act 2021 
Colonial pipeline hackers, UK services sector’s struggles 
Post-Brexit trade deals mean firms will miss out on freeport benefits 
Why Scotland’s election result is unlikely to hasten a referendum | Michael Keating 
EU citizens applying for settled status face legal limbo due to backlog 
Commission ‘concern’ over UK’s immigration detention of EU nationals 
Italian minister criticizes UK’s decision to hold EU nationals in immigration centers 
UK to lift lockdown further but Scotland poses a danger for Boris Johnson 
The global digital divide is reminiscent of colonialism 
UK’s services sector starts to count the real cost of Brexit 
UK freeports blow as exporters face tariffs to 23 countries 
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer reshuffles top team 
Labour and post-Brexit politics 
Labour wants to move on from Brexit, but English voters just won’t let them 
Brexit Fishing Wars with France 
Jersey fisherman vow to pelt French trawlers with rotten fruit and veg if they return 
Uni graduates can now do a degree in the Brexit process — with help from the French 
UK releases Spanish woman held in immigration removal center 
The realities of sovereignty 
Conference on the Future of Europe: civil society should take the lead 
Jersey fishing: Royal Navy warships see off blockade and send 56-strong fleet of French boats packing 
Supermarkets in Jersey warned shelves could be empty by Saturday — but pubs have enough beer 
On the Jersey front line as armada of French fishing boats ‘restage Trafalgar’ against Royal Navy 
France and Britain deploy navy patrol boats to Jersey in dispute over fishing rights 
Can Global Britain be achieved through WTO negotiations? 
Is the UK falling apart? Elections on Thursday could strengthen a push for Scottish independence 
Global Britain should look towards supporting the development of Africa’s digital landscape 
Global Britain should look to Africa for significant opportunities to expand e-commerce 
The Brexit roots of the scandals 
Brexit limps on 
Irish trucking firms are taking the pricier route around the UK to avoid Brexit red tape 
We are still Brexiting 
British firm Dyson plans to hire 450 engineers and scientists in Singapore and the U.K. 
Is the EU Pushing for a United Ireland?