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Opinion | Crime, Poverty, Fear: Great Britain Is Not So Great Anymore
Brexit and then the Covid-19 pandemic led to an upswing in unemployment and pushed scores of communities in the UK below the poverty line.
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Rishi Sunak's ''Buy British'' Post Ahead Of UK Elections Triggers Debate On X
Mr Sunak emphasised how British nationals should reduce their reliance on overseas fruit and vegetables and back local produce instead.
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UK Pursuing Data Partnerships With US, Australia, South Korea, Others to Boost Trade Post Brexit
Britain said it was pursuing data partnerships with countries including the United States, Australia, South Korea, and other fast-growing markets to break down barriers and boost trade after Brexit.
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UK Demands New Deal On Post-Brexit Trade For Northern Ireland
Britain on Wednesday demanded a new deal from the European Union to oversee post-Brexit trade involving Northern Ireland but shied away from unilaterally ditching part of the divorce deal despite saying its terms had been breached.
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British Citizens In EU Denied Rights Post Brexit: Minister Priti Patel
Some British people living in the European Union are having difficulties accessing benefits, services and jobs, Home Secretary Priti Patel complained Wednesday on the fifth anniversary of the historic Brexit vote.
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Britain's Place In The World At Stake In Thursday's Brexit Election
The United Kingdom goes to the polls Thursday to decide the fate of vexatious, divisive, gridlocked Brexit. The vote - between the two major parties offering the starkest of choices - is set to shape Britain's sense of itself, its union, economy and relations not only with Europe but the United States, for years to come.
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To Make "Really Good Offer", Says UK PM On New Brexit Plan "Shortly"
Britain will give the EU new proposals for a Brexit deal "shortly", Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Tuesday, but rejected reports it would see customs posts along the Irish border.
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UK Won't Run Out Of Toilet Paper, Fruit May Be In Short Supply Post Brexit
Britain is unlikely to run out of essentials like toilet paper in the event of a no-deal Brexit but some fresh fruit and vegetables could be in short supply and prices might rise, warned supermarket bosses on Thursday.
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How Boris Johnson Lost His Legislative Majority, And What It Means
When Britain's Parliament convened for the first time following a summer recess Tuesday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson had a working majority of one. Roughly eight hours later, it was gone - making the prospect of an early general election a real possibility.
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Boris Johnson's Major Losses In Parliament Leave Brexit Terms In Doubt
Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who has staked his job on his ability to deliver Brexit, suffered two major losses in Parliament on Wednesday, leaving his governing authority in doubt and the terms of Britain's pending divorce from the European Union unclear.
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Opinion | Crime, Poverty, Fear: Great Britain Is Not So Great Anymore
Brexit and then the Covid-19 pandemic led to an upswing in unemployment and pushed scores of communities in the UK below the poverty line.
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Rishi Sunak's ''Buy British'' Post Ahead Of UK Elections Triggers Debate On X
Mr Sunak emphasised how British nationals should reduce their reliance on overseas fruit and vegetables and back local produce instead.
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UK Pursuing Data Partnerships With US, Australia, South Korea, Others to Boost Trade Post Brexit
Britain said it was pursuing data partnerships with countries including the United States, Australia, South Korea, and other fast-growing markets to break down barriers and boost trade after Brexit.
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UK Demands New Deal On Post-Brexit Trade For Northern Ireland
Britain on Wednesday demanded a new deal from the European Union to oversee post-Brexit trade involving Northern Ireland but shied away from unilaterally ditching part of the divorce deal despite saying its terms had been breached.
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British Citizens In EU Denied Rights Post Brexit: Minister Priti Patel
Some British people living in the European Union are having difficulties accessing benefits, services and jobs, Home Secretary Priti Patel complained Wednesday on the fifth anniversary of the historic Brexit vote.
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Britain's Place In The World At Stake In Thursday's Brexit Election
The United Kingdom goes to the polls Thursday to decide the fate of vexatious, divisive, gridlocked Brexit. The vote - between the two major parties offering the starkest of choices - is set to shape Britain's sense of itself, its union, economy and relations not only with Europe but the United States, for years to come.
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To Make "Really Good Offer", Says UK PM On New Brexit Plan "Shortly"
Britain will give the EU new proposals for a Brexit deal "shortly", Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Tuesday, but rejected reports it would see customs posts along the Irish border.
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UK Won't Run Out Of Toilet Paper, Fruit May Be In Short Supply Post Brexit
Britain is unlikely to run out of essentials like toilet paper in the event of a no-deal Brexit but some fresh fruit and vegetables could be in short supply and prices might rise, warned supermarket bosses on Thursday.
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How Boris Johnson Lost His Legislative Majority, And What It Means
When Britain's Parliament convened for the first time following a summer recess Tuesday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson had a working majority of one. Roughly eight hours later, it was gone - making the prospect of an early general election a real possibility.
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Boris Johnson's Major Losses In Parliament Leave Brexit Terms In Doubt
Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who has staked his job on his ability to deliver Brexit, suffered two major losses in Parliament on Wednesday, leaving his governing authority in doubt and the terms of Britain's pending divorce from the European Union unclear.
