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BBCNEWS Thursday In Parliament February 28, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Thursday In Parliament February 28, 2020

It is about 2 30 a. M. , you are up to date with the headlines. Now its time for a look back at the day in parliament. Hello again, and welcome to thursday in parliament. Deja vu all over again, as the uk sets out its red lines for brexit talks. We want the best possible trading relationship with the eu, but in pursuit of a deal we will not trade away our sovereignty. Plans to eradicate rough sleeping not before time, say labour. The cost of a decade of austerity has been over 700 deaths last year on the streets. And huge numbers of children and families in bed and breakfast, and temporary acc...

Reallocation of unused fishing quota to Ireland could create 2,500 jobs - Vimarsana News

Reallocation of unused fishing quota to Ireland could create 2,500 jobs

EU commissioner to review the Common Fisheries Policy

Clean cookstoves offer benefits but many fishmongers cannot afford them - Vimarsana News

Clean cookstoves offer benefits but many fishmongers cannot afford them

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Danish letter shows Charlie McConalogue was 'hoodwinked' in mackerel wars, say fishermen - Vimarsana News

Danish letter shows Charlie McConalogue was 'hoodwinked' in mackerel wars, say fishermen

Minister for Marine Charlie McConalogue failed to take up an offer by Denmark to resolve a long-running row with Ireland over mackerel, which could have been worth almost €10m to the Irish fleet over two years.

McConalogue Criticised for Failing To Accept Danish Offer Over Mackerel - Vimarsana News

McConalogue Criticised for Failing To Accept Danish Offer Over Mackerel

The row dates back to Brexit

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