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COMMENT 'The post-Brexit world we are slouching towards like a sullen beast will be a place where everyone who is unable to find work but needs to work will be condemned to abject poverty' IN the middle of December Unicef launched a domestic emergency response in the UK for the first time in its more than 70-year history to help feed children hit by the Covid-19 crisis. The UN agency, which is responsible for providing humanitarian aid to children worldwide said the coronavirus pandemic was the most urgent crisis affecting children since the Second World War. Jacob Rees-Mogg and other Tor...

Sunday January 3, 2021, 12:56 PM The latest post-Brexit position has been confirmed in a letter from Jersey's government to the Departmental Council of La Manche. Credit: ITV Channel TV French fisherman can now continue to fish in Jersey's waters - as of 1 January 2021 - following the end of the Brexit Transition Period. In a letter to the Departmental Council of La Manche, Jersey's government has confirmed that interim licences will be issued to those who have already proven historic activity in Jersey's waters. These licences are part of the new post-Brexit criteria which replaces the Granv...

Les Jardins d’Etretat: The garden of seven wonders The Connexion uses necessary cookies to help us provide you with a better user experience. By continuing to use this website, you accept our use of cookies. Accept Les Jardins d’Etretat: The garden of seven wonders Connexion's Jane Hanks is in Normandy, where Monet and modern art vie for attention with stunning box tree configurations 18 December 2020 'I tried to design a sensory and very imaginative type of garden space, which immerses us into different worlds' - landscape gardener, Alexandre GrivkoBy Jane Hanks Les Jardins d’Etretat w...

Virginia wearing Maria de la Orden Credit: Andrew Crowley Tartan dungarees by a French brand with a head designer born in Spain. You couldn’t make it up. This is the juncture at which style finds itself right now, as if geo-politics has weaved its way onto fashion’s moodboards. Today I’m sharing one of my favourite recent discoveries and it comes from across the Channel, in Paris. Maria de la Orden, one of the most stylish women on the fashion scene, combines the nonchalance of French style with the crisp lines and great cuts of boyish (British) tailoring. Eclectic, yes, but it works.