Sources have claimed the UK rejected an offer of 90-day visa-free travel in the EU despite the government saying it was Brussels who rejected an arrangement proposed by the UK.
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Ireland forced to ease Brexit bureaucracy after hauliers warn supermarket stocks could run low Ben Chapman Signage indicates the direction vehicles should follow depending on the relevant paperwork for crossing to Ireland at the check-in area at Holyhead port in Anglesey, north Wales.
The Republic of Ireland has been forced to temporarily ease customs checks on shipments from Great Britain after hauliers warned Brexit red tape could cause shortages of some goods and leave gaps on supermarket shelves.
Businesses have also encountered severe problems shipping goods into Northern Ireland, despite repeated claims by UK government ministers including Boris Johnson that there would be no border down the Irish Sea.