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Hospitality and restaurant bosses are holding their breath for Rishi Sunak's Budget today in hope he delivers something to help prop up their industry.
Stranded Brit truckers on the move again as shamed Emmanuel Macron is forced to reopen French border Updated: 23 Dec 2020, 7:21 Invalid Date, STRANDED truckers were ready to roll again last night after shamed French leader Emmanuel Macron was forced to reopen his country’s border with the UK. He caved in after pressure from Britain and the EU to end a 48-hour blockade imposed amid fears over the new Covid strain. 10 10 10 Staff wearing fluorescent jackets bearing the NHS Test and Trace logo arrived in Dover this evening ahead of a huge testing operationCredit: ITV News 10 French leader Emm...
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TRAVELLERS could be barred from entering the EU after the Brexit transition period ends due to rules aimed at combating Covid-19, the Government admitted yesterday.
Another looked further afield, writing: “I'm looking forward to seeing more Canadian Cheddar as it has always been my favourite but hard to get.” He added: “On the English front Somerset Brie is very good as well as Stinking Bishop and Marmite cheese.” And another said somewhat less diplomatically: “Somerset Brie is far better than the French rubbish.” Retailers and industry experts have raised concerns difficulties getting produce to the UK, as well as potential cost rises, in the event of a no-deal Brexit. Rsponding to the predictions, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab acknowledged...