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Breakaway finally came nearly four-and-a-half years after Britons voted to leave the European Union In New Year message, Mr Johnson called the departure 'an amazing moment', adding 'freedom is in our hands' Breakaway came as the port of Dover was pictured on Thursday evening completely devoid of traffic From Thursday, many lorries will need a special pass, a Kent Access Permit (Kap), to leave the country  Britain finally broke free from EU rules at 11pm on Thursday, just a day after members of parliament voted through the last-minute deal Boris Johnson secured with the bloc to avoid a No Dea...

What Brexit chaos? Britain says EU trade is 'running smoothly' as trucks cross Channel on UK's first day outside single market - as first Irish Sea checks take place under new deal Lord Llewellyn visited the port at Calais and the Eurotunnel terminal 'to see the situation on the ground' The breakaway finally came nearly four-and-a-half years after Britons voted in a referendum to leave the EU Lorries have began arriving from EU into Britain and in the other direction with no delays as trade deal kicks in In New Year message, Mr Johnson called the departure 'an amazing moment', adding 'freedom...

Dover-Calais trade route 'will work well' post Brexit, but haulier concerns remain EuroTunnel operator says New Year's Day channel crossings will be smooth when new rules come into force Trucks in a queue at the Port of Dover. On the day the UK makes its final break with the European Union, the ports are clear of truck backups. Bloomberg A member of the military checks paperwork for lorries at the entrance to the Port of Dover. Goods are moving smoothly and grocery-store shelves are well stocked. Bloomberg A general view of the Port of Dover on Thursday morning. Bloomberg Members of the milit...

The government confronts an unreasonable worst-case scenario Brexit and Covid are conspiring to produce chaos Photo: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire/PA Images Governments plan for things to go wrong. They hope that by doing that planning they can prevent the worst happening. Back in September, Michael Gove unveiled the government’s reasonable worst-case scenario for Brexit, deal or no deal. It set out in stark terms the logistical problems that the UK could face if businesses were not sufficiently prepared for new border formalities. It introduced us to the new “Kent Access Permit,” to create an ...