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Under new regulations set to take effect on October 12, British citizens travelling to the European Union will need to undergo stricter border checks, including mandatory biometric scanning of fingerprints and facial recognition. The new system, which will be fully implemented by April 2026, also requires travellers to provide proof
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Poll after poll has revealed extensive disillusionment over the UK's Brexit decision, with a new poll by More in Common declaring that 58% of Britons believe Brexit has been a failure compared to 24% who say it has been a success. The poll also shows that 53% of
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A recent survey conducted by the More in Common research group has revealed a significant shift in attitudes towards the European Union among British voters. Just 29% of people would vote to withdraw from the EU if a new referendum were held, a significant drop from the 52% who voted
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The notion that another referendum on EU membership would have a decisive outcome is being challenged by a recent poll, which shows a narrow lead for Remain. However, the numbers tell a different story when considered in light of the actual costs and implications of rejoining the EU. Support for
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The recent EU-USA trade deal has sparked controversy in Europe, with some viewing it as a loss for the EU and others seeing it as a gain for the UK. The deal, signed by EU President Ursula von der Leyden at Trump's Turnberry golf course, has been met
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The signing of the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) represents a significant moment in global trade dynamics, marking a crucial win for India and a much-needed anchor for the UK in its post-Brexit quest for global relevance. The deal offers a groundbreaking gender equality clause, reflecting India'
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The remnants of the Brexit enthusiasts are still celebrating, but their glee is short-lived. The UK's fragile economy is struggling to cope with the 15% loss in trade and 4% reduction in productivity since leaving the EU. Meanwhile, the trade deals with the US and India are touted
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European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen faced backlash from EU leaders after securing a trade deal with US President Donald Trump, which she described as "huge" and bringing "stability" and "predictability." However, Hungarian PM Viktor Orban and others lambasted the deal, citing its
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Keir Starmer's Labour party is in disarray, threatened by a new splinter party from the left and struggling with faltering economic growth, high inflation, and rising unemployment. Meanwhile, Starmer's pledge to end the influx of people being trafficked across the Channel is on track to see
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The UK government has announced plans to align car safety regulations with EU laws, which includes fitting new cars with breathalyser technology and black box-style recorders. The move aims to break down trade barriers with the EU and drive down costs for consumers. Labour has supported the plan, citing the
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EU leaders are reeling from a US trade deal that leaves the bloc with worse terms than Brexit Britain, with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban accusing European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen of being "a featherweight" in negotiations with US President Donald Trump. The deal, agreed upon
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The European Commission's draft mandates on "dynamic alignment" for new SPS rules in the UK could have significant implications for the country's CBD businesses. The draft mandates, published on July 16, require the UK to adopt the full EU SPS rules, including those on
