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Cost of Brexit: UK's services sector crunching the numbers 10 May, 2021 08:54 PM 11 minutes to read The geopolitical divide is proving costly to UK businesses. Photo / Getty Images Financial Times By: Andrew Hill Ross Patel is an exporter. But his stock in trade is not fresh food or car components in crates. It is musicians in minivans. Even so, like his counterparts in UK farms and factories, Patel is running into problems at the EU border. Since the UK left the EU on December 31, Patel has been immersed in the jargon of cabotage, carnets and country-specific work permits a...

They hit free ports in the UK because exporters have tariffs for 23 countries Companies freeports the government has admitted that it will not enjoy all the advantages of the new tax efficiency zones. If they export to Canada, Norway, Switzerland and Singapore to certain countries. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Suna have stated that the new eight English free ports – announced in the Budget – will be a “transformative” benefit of Brexit. But officials said on Sunday that trade agreements with the last 23 countries after Brexit contained some clauses, including clau...

21 Apr 2021 Contrasting weekend for the Elf Marc VDS team as Sam Lowes loses the Moto2 championship lead, while Augusto Fernandez secured a season best finish of fifth. Sam Lowes’ effort to make it three Moto2 wins on the bounce in 2021 ended in quick and dramatic style as the Brit crashed on the opening lap in Portimao.  Having started from pole position for the third time this season, Lowes was looking to become the first rider since Franco Morbidelli in 2017 to win the opening three races of a Moto2 season.  Lowes got a poor start and was running on the outside heading into turn one�...

The glass-half-full conundrum usually reflects a mixture of philosophy, perception and context. For Britain’s trade figures, it could represent the difference between life and death for some businesses. Brexiteers declared victory last week as data showed trade levels bounced back in February, edging towards normality after a record plunge in January. But the headline figures hid lasting pain for some exporters, and serious questions about the future of British trade with Europe. Goods exports bounced back nearly 50pc compared to the previous month, recovering about half the ground lost dur...

Food and drink is one of the sectors worst hit by the disruption