Information is key in UK free trade agreement
The signing of the free trade agreement by Australia and the UK is a watershed. The real win is the underpinning of a tsunami of knowledge exchange and investment.
Brexit
It’s a beautiful time to travel but perhaps we shouldn’t
The pandemic has provided us with a real world illustration of what the planet could be like without intense tourism and forced us to face the fact that travel pre-Covid-19 was sort of wrecking it.
UK aims to compete on financial regulation
In addition to watchdog function, top regulators will be required to help boost growth and international competitiveness in sector.
Ball’s in Britain’s court: Macron
The French President says the UK must give ground or Paris will trigger trade reprisals this week.
UK may go to court in French fishing dispute
Britain has been given until Tuesday to grant more licences for small French boats to fish in British waters or face sanctions.
Is Brexit hurting the UK? Trade data flashes a warning
The global upswing in trade is leaving Britain behind, drowning in reams of paperwork and ballooning costs, in an early sign of the challenge Brexit is presenting its economy.
Covid’s biggest scalp will be globalisation
The threat to Christmas from empty shelves is persuading bosses to simplify supply chains and cut reliance on cheap labour.
Pro-EU lobby is forming but it faces long march
Those who want to rejoin Europe can take inspiration from the quixotic 1980s Eurosceptics without whom Brexit couldn’t have happened.
‘Northern Ireland is not EU territory’
Britain demands significant changes to Northern Ireland Protocol, threatening to activate Article 16 and dramatically escalate trade tensions.
French may pull plug on Brits
And Prime Minister Jean Castex said France was ready to throw into question all aspects of the EU post-Brexit trade deal.
Brexit exodus strips UK shelves
In post-pandemic, post-Brexit turmoil, Britain is running on empty.
Love will chair us apart
Trade Minister Dan Tehan congratulates his former UK counterpart Liz Truss regarding her promotion to Foreign Secretary. Fans of furniture diplomacy may recall the two have a chequered history.
Why the AUKUS is good for business
2021 is the right year for AUKUS, the new defence and intelligence partnership between Australia the UK and the US.
Climate promises cut from UK-Australia trade deal
The UK has bowed to pressure from Australia to drop binding climate change commitments from their trade deal.
Britain has taken a sharp turn to the left
The Corbynite dream of a big state and worker power is coming true while the right’s global Britain has stalled.
Smiggle UK posts first loss in five years
Smiggle, the stationery retail juggernaut owned by Solomon Lew’s Premier Investments, has fallen to a loss in the UK.
Driver exodus empties shelves
Britain has a shortage of 90,000 truck drivers, largely because of Brexit.
Captain’s pick Botham pads up for Aussie trade role
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has unveiled a shock captain’s pick for a crucial trade role in Australia.
Britain needs the royal family more than ever
With No 10 looking chaotic, the more reliable royals can be a vital asset in helping the country’s international relations.
Northern Ireland’s customs line borders on political
It’s nonsensical to say the EU-UK border dividing the Emerald Isle is preventing a flare up of sectarian violence.
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