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Furious Brexiteers accuse Rishi Sunak of shredding his promise to light a bonfire of EU laws

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch confirmed she is ditching a plan to axe 4,000 EU laws still enforceable in the UK by the end of December after effectively admitting it was not possible.

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UK abandons pledge for Brexit bonfire of EU law by end of 2023

UK abandons pledge for Brexit bonfire of EU law by end of 2023
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Government plans to scrap workplace protections to save businesses £1bn

Government plans to scrap workplace protections to save businesses £1bn
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Whitehall blob thwarts bonfire of Brexit laws

Kemi Badenoch promises new approach as critics such as Jacob Rees-Mogg rail against ‘administrative failure’

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Not enough being done to implement key recommendations in landmark Defence report

PDFORRA, the group representing 6,500 enlisted members of the Army, Naval Service and Air Corps, will begin its annual delegate conference in Trim, Co Meath today.

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