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Brexit news: Juncker's man made head of EU's UK service as Barnier steps down | Politics | News

Her chief negotiator Michel Barnier is due to step down from his role in the coming days and the Frenchman’s UK Task Force will be disbanded.
Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic will lead all future work on the implementation of the Withdrawal Agreement and Trade and Cooperation Agreement.
The Slovak diplomat will be supported by a newly-formed UK service of experts brought in to work exclusively on post-Brexit talks with Britain.
Marie Simonsen and Stefan Fuehring will also join the new unit having previously worked on Mr Barnier’s UK Task Force.
A former aide to Jean-Claude Juncker will lead the EU's new UK service (Image: GETTY)

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Brexit news: Barnier issues parting shot to Britain – 'EU's mission accomplished' | Politics | News

MICHEL Barnier has warned there are 'many challenges ahead' for the EU and UK as he steps down as the bloc's chief Brexit negotiator.

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Brexit news: Brexit created biggest trade area in the world | Politics | News

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"Rather, citizens registered in the Registry of Italians Residing Abroad (Aire) in England and Wales have more than doubled in the space of seven years."
Following the UK's departure from the bloc, eurosceptism across Italy has grown with many urging Italy to follow Britain and leave the EU.
Earlier this month, Italexit founder Gianluigi Paragone said his party would not support the new Prime Minister Mario Draghi in the upper house of parliament, and added "this is the time" for Italy to leave the EU.
This comes as Spanish eurosceptics have officially launched a campaign for Spain to have a referendum on its membership of the EU.

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Brexit news: Michel Barnier warns EU to crack down on Britain or risk EU break-up | Politics | News

| UPDATED: 09:36, Thu, Feb 25, 2021
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The Brussels diplomat told member state ambassadors they must crack down on Britain to ensure other countries do not follow it out of the exit door. The Frenchman was attending his final meeting of the bloc’s “Coreper” meeting of EU27 envoys before he steps down as head of the European Commission’s UK task force. Mr Barnier urged them to be “vigilant” that Britain fully respects both the Brexit divorce and trade deals, especially the Northern Ireland Protocol to avoid a hard border.

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EU news: Austria's warning shot to bloc before Brexit that it 'can't shy away' | World | News

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Prior to the vote, the anti-EU rhetoric was building across the bloc, particularly in countries such as France and Sweden.
In Stockholm, one survey found that 36 percent of Swedes wanted Swexit - the country's answer to Brexit - while in May 2016, an Ipsos Mori poll suggested that more than half of Italian and French citizens wanted to vote on their country's membership within the EU.
In the aftermath of the vote, Jeppe Kofod, a Danish MEP and leader of the Social Democrats in the European Parliament, warned of a domino effect that could be experienced with other nations wanting to leave.

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Brexit news: UK accepts EU's request to postpone ratification of Boris deal | Politics | News

| UPDATED: 17:02, Tue, Feb 23, 2021
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Brussels requests that the Trade and Cooperation Agreement remains provisionally applied until April 30 because of holdups in its attempt to translate the 1,240-word document into the bloc’s more than 20 languages. A Government spokesman expressed “disappointment” at the EU’s failure to prepare for the European Parliament to vote on the pact by the previously agreed deadline, February 28. They said: “Today we have agreed to extend the deadline for the EU to ratify the deal until 30 April.

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Brexit news: EU to defend Northern Ireland Protocol after Brexiteer legal action | Politics | News

A spokesman said: “We are fully committed to the Good Friday Belfast Agreement and to the proper implementation of the protocol on Ireland and Northern Ireland – protecting the gains of the peace process, protecting and maintaining stability and avoiding a hard border on the island of Ireland.”
EU and UK officials are due to meet this week to discuss potential solutions for ending the tensions in the region.
Customs officials were forced to withdraw from Northern Ireland ports after threats to their safety.
To keep the Irish border open, the area effectively remains part of the EU's single market and some checks are now made on some products arriving from the rest of the UK.

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Brexit news: Leading MEP hits out at dithering eurocrats over delays to crunch vote | Politics | News

| UPDATED: 20:08, Mon, Feb 22, 2021
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Dutch socialist Kati Piri told an online event that the European Parliament has everything in place to ratify the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement this week. The process is currently held up because the European Council and Commission are still translating the 1,246-page treaty into the bloc’s more than 20 official languages. Eurocrats were meant to have completed this task before February 28, a deadline agreed with the UK, so MEPs could cast the deciding vote to greenlight the future relationship pact.

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Brexit news: Ireland backs dropping Irish Sea checks – if UK agrees to EU rules | Politics | News

| UPDATED: 19:07, Mon, Feb 22, 2021
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Irish foreign minister Simon Coveney said the bloc may revisit the rules if the UK agrees to adopt the same level of food standards. Lorry drivers have had their sandwiches confiscated at the EU’s borders, fishermen have been unable to export UK shellfish and plants with British soil on them have been blocked from crossing into the bloc with Brussels red tape to blame. These EU bans have also caused significant trade disruptions between Northern Ireland and the British mainland as part of the post-Brexit plan to avoid a hard border.

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Brexit news: Bloc's boats struggle to adapt to new Brexit rules | Politics | News

Mr Blok told Dutch MPs that their nation’s fishermen had complained about a number of British regulations that “deviate” from the bloc’s rulebook.
He wrote: “On January 1, the UK issued temporary fishing authorisations, and since January 22, fishermen have received final fishing authorisations from the UK, allowing them access to UK waters.
“Although the UK has largely adopted the existing European legislation and regulations for fishing, there are also points where the UK deviates.”
Mr Blok explained that new “conditions” insisted by the British, such as “which panels are required in nets”, have been difficult to understand.
European boats are struggling to adapt to post-Brexit fishing rules (Image: GETTY)

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