By EARLE GALE in London | China Daily Global | Updated: 2021-07-02 09:41 Share CLOSE Arriving passengers queue at UK Border Control at the Terminal 5 at Heathrow Airport in London, Britain, June 29, 2021. [Photo/Agencies]
Dismay at settled status program could end in legal action if deadlock not fixed
Some European Union nations have reportedly urged the bloc to take legal action against the United Kingdom over the way it is treating EU citizens who live in the country.
The nations want the European Commission, which is the bloc s executive branch, to get guarantees from London that EU citizens will not be forcibly removed if they fail to successfully follow the UK s new rules.
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United Seaways launches a Brexit busting route from Morocco to the UK
United Seaways has been planning the new direct line from Morocco to the UK for over 2 years and it will be now launched in 2021.
The new service will be based out of the Port of Poole, Dorset, to and from the Port of Tangiers in Morocco, and is being established to help bypass post-Brexit traffic congestion and additional import procedures on goods arriving via Europe in a sustainable manner significantly reducing emissions when compared to currently logistical chains by road.
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The route will run once per week and will cut journey times on Moroccan goods to fewer than three days, compared to more than six days via road. It provides an alternative route for exporters from Morocco and Africa currently using road networks to the UK via Europe that also includes two ferries one from Morocco to Spain and one from North Europe to UK, including new lengthy Brexit Bureaucratic procedures. It will
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