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France Sends Second Boat to Jersey in Fish Row: Brexit Update

France Sends Second Boat to Jersey in Fish Row: Brexit Update
Bloomberg
36 mins ago
Joe Mayes
(Bloomberg) -- The U.K. and French navies dispatched military patrol vessels to the isle of Jersey amid a deepening row over post-Brexit fishing rights.
The two British patrol ships were deployed Wednesday night ahead of a potential blockade by French fishermen as a precautionary measure, the U.K. said. France said it sent two vessels Thursday morning to guarantee the safety of everyone at sea.
The deployment of the ships is a sign of the ongoing frictions between the two NATO allies, caused by Britain’s exit from the European Union. Negotiations over fish were one of the most contentious elements of the post-Brexit accord. France on Tuesday threatened to cut off power to Jersey to protest a lack of fishing licenses. Previously, Paris said it would limit access for U.K. financial services companies into the EU if its fishermen aren’t treated fairly.

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Brexit news: Brussels MEP complains Boris is 'not running a serious government' | Politics | News

| UPDATED: 12:02, Mon, Mar 15, 2021
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Brussels is furious at Downing Street’s decision to delay the implementation of trade checks on supermarket supplies between mainland Britain and the region. Eurocrats are set to trigger legal action against the UK, arguing the unilateral decision to extend grace periods are a breach of the Brexit deal’s Northern Ireland Protocol and international law. Dacian Ciolos, president of the liberal bloc of Renew MEPs, fumed: “Breaching international law is not what serious government's do.

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Brexit latest: Boris Johnson told to stop making £20billion Brexit bill payments to the EU | Politics | News

| UPDATED: 07:46, Tue, Mar 16, 2021
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The warning from the Irish leader came after the European Union announced it is taking legal action against the UK for what it describes as a "deliberate" breach of international law over its unilateral action on the Northern Ireland Protocol. Mr Martin said: "The Withdrawal Agreement contains within it mechanisms specifically designed to deal with issues that arise, a Joint Committee and Specialised Committees. That is where teething problems should be worked through, so that we can find common solutions.

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Brexit news: UK now MORE attractive to lucrative investors - EU on alert over survey | Politics | News

According to PwC boss Bob Moritz, Britain owed its improvement to the fact it was an "independent country".
The boost, which sees only the US, Germany and China beat the UK, comes despite worrying signs the EU was attempting a power-grab of London's financial clout.
In December, Prime Minister Boris Johnson signed a Brexit trade deal with the bloc days before the end of the transition period.
In January, Amsterdam overtook London as Europe’s largest share trading centre.
UK now MORE attractive to lucrative investors (Image: Getty)
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (Image: Getty)
An average of €9.2billion (£8.07bn) shares a day were traded on Euronext Amsterdam and the Dutch arms of CBOE Europe and Turquoise in January, a more than fourfold increase from December.

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Brexit news: EU finally 'seeing sense' as major Brexit agreement nears | Politics | News

But an agreement in the form of a memorandum of understanding, allowing banking, insurance and legal advice to be exported to the bloc, is near completion.
Both sides are expected to meet several times a year after the understanding is signed to ensure maximum cooperation.
EU markets would be able to take advantage of the City of London, which is seen as an iconic financial hub across the world.
But Brussels has so far refused to grant equivalence to the UK allowing British companies access to the bloc.
An argeement is poised for post-Brexit financial services (Image: GETTY)
Chancellor Rishi Sunak wants to make London a world leader in finance (Image: GETTY)

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Brexit news: EU to demand UK follows bloc's rules as price to end trade row | Politics | News

EUROCRATS will demand that Boris Johnson aligns to EU rules as the price to pay for ending the Northern Ireland trade row.

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Ireland news: Republic used as a stick to beat 'naughty Brits' by the EU | Politics | News

Brexit timeline (Image: Express)
Ms Sanderson also attacked the Government and claimed a post-Brexit Britain could be "global leaders" in technology but are instead "talking about building tunnels".
She continued: "We have an opportunity to actually be global leaders by looking at the opportunities of using the tech talent in this country but instead we are talking about building tunnels.
"The Cabinet Office has said they will be looking at solutions this year but they're running out of time.
"I hope they don't just rely on expensive contracts with management consultants."
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (Image: Getty)

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Brexit news: Ireland pleads with EU over fishing quotas as UK exit hits home | Politics | News

| UPDATED: 10:35, Fri, Mar 12, 2021
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Meanwhile a new survey has suggested the UK is now a more attractive destination for investors than it was before Brexit, dealing a massive blow to Rejoiners pushing for the UK to rejoin the bloc. Mr Sunak believes the UK is better equipped to regulate financial services, which contributed £76bn in tax receipts two years ago, than Brussels.

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Brexit news: Northern Ireland goods forced to display EU flags under Brexit rules | Politics | News

NORTHERN Ireland businesses will be forced to source goods that display the EU flag on post-Brexit energy efficiency labels, it has emerged.

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Brexit news: EU set to sue UK in heated Brexit row – eurocrats could trigger action today | Politics | News

| UPDATED: 14:43, Wed, Mar 10, 2021
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EU states, led by France, backed plans set out last night by the bloc’s new Brexit chief Maros Sefcovic at a private meeting of senior diplomats. The Slovak Commission vice-president could launch formal legal proceedings as early as today, sources have told Express.co.uk. Eurocrats are furious that Downing Street has announced it intends to unilaterally delay the introduction of customs checks on supermarket and other agricultural goods shipped between mainland Britain and Northern Ireland.

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