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In his 1st White House visit, Rishi Sunak talks Ukraine, AI — and how to say his name

After Boris Johnson, Brexit and political turmoil, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak wants to convey stability in his first trip to the White House. On the agenda: Ukraine, NATO and AI.

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British bike brand Planet X set to enter administration, official documents suggest

35-year-old company files notice of intention to appoint administrators as Brexit and post-pandemic downturn continue to bite

Cycling News

OPINION - Immigration is the post-Brexit success story Rishi Sunak would rather not talk about

Official figures show that net migration to Britain hit a record high of 606,000 in 2022. This was largely driven by non-EU workers, international students and schemes for Ukrainians and Hong Kongers.

Evening Standard

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Jacob Rees-Mogg claims Brexit stopped Russian invasion of Ukraine from succeeding

Hardline Tory Eurosceptic Jacob Rees-mogg suggested a 'mucky compromise' would have been made with the Kremlin if the UK had still been tied to Brussels when Russia invaded Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Glasgow council leader says small businesses are 'lifeblood of our economy'

Cllr Susan Aitken admits smaller businesses have been faced with 'challenging' times with Brexit, the pandemic and cost of living crisis but re-iterated the council is on hand to support them.

Glasgow Live

Boris Johnson downfall was ‘not my doing’, says Rishi Sunak

PM says clash with Boris was about economic policy – and insists UK still ‘foreign policy superpower’ after Brexit

The Independent UK

Biden in Belfast to commemorate Good Friday Agreement - Roll Call

Biden will highlight agreement that largely ended Catholic-Protestant violence, and endorse a trade agreement that followed Brexit.

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Northern Ireland's Orange Order says new Brexit deal needs improvement

Northern Ireland's influential Orange Order said it had voted unanimously to oppose any return of devolved government in the British province unless substantial improvements are made to a reworked post-Brexit deal with the European Union.

Reuters

Wetherspoons resumes staff bonus with boss Tim Martin optimistic price pressures will ease

Martin also said supply issues, which have now “largely disappeared”, had been caused by the pandemic reopening rather than Brexit

Evening Standard

London politics latest LIVE: ‘Irreconcilable’ Tory MPs will ‘come after Sunak’ over Northern Ireland deal, says Keir Starmer

Rishi Sunak promised to be "resolute" in defending Northern Ireland as he seeks a deal to rewrite the terms of its post-Brexit arrangements.

Evening Standard

John Otway’s cutlery switch could save Welsh rugby’s Delilah

Brief letters: Spoon song | Brexit benefits | Inequality | Zahawi bets are off | Inconvenient conveniences

The Guardian - UK

Hundreds of seats left empty on London-Paris Eurostar trains due to Brexit passport checks

London trains leave Amsterdam at least 78% empty because of constraints on UK border checks

The Independent UK

Can robots really plug the workforce shortage left by Brexit?

One study shows that when workers are scarce automation can help, but that’s still impossible in many sectors

The Guardian - UK

Brexit mistakes made by all sides, says Irish prime minister – who concedes protocol ‘too strict’

‘Perhaps it was little bit too strict,’ says Leo Varadkar of Brexit arrangements as hopes rise of UK-EU breakthrough

The Independent UK

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Belfast Live

Colin Murphy on 30 years of comedy and brand new tour announcement

"There won't be any mention of Brexit - I promise"

The Conversation

Banking reforms expert Q&A: will relaxing the rules help the UK economy and what are the risks?

Jeremy Hunt, the UK chancellor of the exchequer, has unveiled a package of measures aiming to protect the City of London’s position as one of the world’s leading financial capitals. With the UK having lost nearly a tenth of the financial assets it manages since Brexit, plus at least 7,000…

Evening Standard

Rationing may be used to tame inflation predicts ‘outrageous’ City expert

Saxo Bank’s ‘outrageous predictions’ have been right in the past, forseeing Brexit, and it is also points to a second referendum next year

Edinburgh Live

I tried to buy a used car in Edinburgh and the experience sent me over the edge

The used car market is proving extremely problematic for many buyers looking to upgrade their vehicles. Prices seem to have spiked after the Covid-19 pandemic and Brexit.

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The Guardian - UK

What Just Happened?! by Marina Hyde review – words as a lethal weapon

Whether mercilessly skewering Boris Johnson or lampooning Brexit, the Guardian journalist’s collected columns demonstrate her wit at its sulphur-tongued best

The Independent UK

Indian official dismisses report trade deal with UK on ‘verge of collapse’ over Suella Braverman comments

Truss led the opening rounds of trade talks in 2021 which was considered a shot in the arm for UK’s post-Brexit economy

Reuters

EU weighs next steps in dispute with UK over N.Ireland trade

The European Commission said on Thursday it would consider its next steps - which could include taking Britain to the European Court of Justice - after the British government responded to its legal challenges over post-Brexit trade for Northern Ireland.

Birmingham Post

Northern Ireland's food and drink sector brushes off Brexit, Covid and inflation headwinds

The sector is now worth £5,424 million a year

The Guardian - UK

UK sewage turning Channel and North Sea into dumping ground, say French MEPs

Post-Brexit UK accused of abandoning international obligations to protect marine life and human health

Evening Standard

Government ‘to blame for sorry mess’ of sewage on our beaches’, says Feargal Sharkey

Feargal Sharkey said the problems were ‘definitely’ linked to Brexit, citing a legal challenge launched by the European Commission against the UK.

The Independent UK

Simon Calder answers your travel questions from flight disruption to US jabs rules

In his latest Ask Me Anything session, the travel correspondent of The Independent tackled a wide range of topics from unvaccinated travel to EU travel post Brexit

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