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Britain left the European Union on 1 January 2020 and two months later the UK went into lockdown after the COVID-19 pandemic hit. The rest of 2020 was a washout and the...
France should ban non-EU immigration for up to FIVE YEARS, says ex Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier Nick Gutteridge May 11 2021, 10:15 ET FRANCE should ban non-EU immigration for up to FIVE YEARS while the bloc's passport-less travel zone is overhauled, Michel Barnier has said. His jaw-dropping plan comes after he spent years railing against the UK for wanting to take back control of our own borders. 3 Michel Barnier called for a 'moratorium' on immigration of up to five yearsCredit: AFP The former Brexit negotiator turned right-wing presidential hopeful said all non-Europeans, including Brit...
https://sputniknews.com/uk/202103131082330196-despite-new-data-showing-huge-uk-eu-trade-slump-almost-half-of-polled-britons-would-vote-for-brexit/ Recent figures show that UK goods trade to the European Union plummeted 40.7 percent in January, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), with imports dropping 28.8 percent since new trading rules between Britain and the EU came into force. In what is suggested as the first sign that blowback from the UK’s exiting the European Union (EU) is starting to register with the country’s voters, new findings show that the majority of Brit...
Voters worried that Brexit has been bad for economy, as official figures show massive slump in trade Andrew Woodcock © Getty Images Lorries queue for the frontier control area at the Port of Dover in Kent, where freight Channel traffic is returning to normal levels following a quiet start to the year and the end of the transition period with the European Union on December 31. Picture date: Friday January 22, 2021. (Photo by Gareth Fuller/PA Images via Getty Images) The majority of Britons believe Brexit has been bad for the economy and trade, according to new polling for T...
British finance firms scatter across European capitals Save Share London | No single European city will snatch Londonâs mantle as a global financial centre, but the mini-exodus of financial services from Britain could see different cities on the Continent become specialised hubs as Brexit reshapes the landscape. âThereâs a very clear sector specialisation emerging in Europe that will be interesting to track,â said William Wright, founder and managing director of the London think tank New Financial. A new dawn for Paris? Its business district is seeing an influx of financia...