British fishermen believe they have been sacrificed for Brexit deal
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28/12/2020 - 12:28 British PM Boris Johnson has been criticised by British fishermen over Brexit deal. Paul GROVER POOL/AFP 3 min British fishermen have criticised Prime Minister Boris Johnson “for having caved in on fish”, in the aftermath of the Brexit deal. Advertising Read more
“There will be an extensive public relations exercise to portray the deal as a fabulous victory, but it will inevitably be seen by the (British) fishing industry as a defeat,” the National Federation of Fishermen s Organisations (NFFO) said.
Common Fisheries Policy
Starting January 1, 2021 the United Kingdom leaves European Union’s Common Fisheries Policy. However, as per the trade deal agreed on December 24, the current rules will remain largely in place during a transition period that will last until June 2026.
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