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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has set a 48-hour deadline for a fishing dispute with France to be resolved before the UK moves ahead with legal action.

The French PM’s angry letter confirms that some in the neo-Empire want to make an example of us rebellious Brits.

On the french side in the past that if this situation really escalated and if french boats were really being kept out of british waters, then potentially the price of that electricity tojersey could go up and potentially at some point it could even be cut off. sojersey plays a really important role. the uk has always worked closely withjersey as a crown dependency to try to figure out a solution that works for both sides, but the big argument today really is between the uk government and french ...

Been some flash points, you saw one in the package where french boats have tried to blockade parts of jersey harbour in particular, and another way in whichjersey is key to this story is a lot of electricity that goes to jersey comes from france and there have been suggestions on the french side in the past that if this situation really escalated and if french boats were really being kept out of british waters, then potentially the price of that electricity to jersey could go up and potentially ...

London criticises ‘disproportionate’ sanctions mooted by Paris as UK trawler seized

London criticises ‘disproportionate’ sanctions mooted by Paris as UK trawler seized

French fishermen lack half the licences they need to fish in British waters and which Paris says are owed them after Brexit, France's government said Wednesday, adding it was working on possible sanctions that could affect power supplies to the UK.

35-year-old remanded in custody until January

France has released a list of possible sanctions it could impose against the UK over a row involving issues with fishing licences.

PARIS, Oct 27 (Reuters) - France released a list of sanctions that could come into effect from Nov. 2 unless enough progress is made in its post-Brexit fishing row with Britain, and said it was working on a second round of sanctions that could affect power supplies to the UK.